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6C9825420c6549c0a833040457 1 Contact information Chengdu Municipal Bureau of Commerce 028-61883700 Chengdu Municipal Bureau of Commerce Savills Savills 028-86957653 The official WeChat The official WeChat 2 1 Preface Properties based on land and space are not only carriers of the various facets of human lives and industrial production, but also elements that sustain city Third, development of the“First Store Economy” has been picking up pace and business quality is improving in Chengdu. This March, Chengdu launched its“First development. With the acceleration of economic growth, buildings featuring particular functions such as office buildings and shopping malls start to receive Store Economy” plan to fully support the bringing in of iconic brands and help set up their first stores in the city. At the beginning of April, the Implementation Plan attention from the public. As a National Central City, Chengdu has witnessed the rapid growth of many of its office buildings and shopping malls which cluster in a of Speeding up Development of the First Stores and Featured Stores in Chengdu was released, in which the goal of opening up over 200 global, national and regional couple of regional markets. first stores on an annual basis was set forth. With its phenomenal influence in the region and spending power, Chengdu has been constantly attracting a host of international brands. Thanks to the active demands, Chengdu ranked fourth for the fifth consecutive year in the 2018 Savills China Retail 20 Cities. First, Chengdu boasts powerful comprehensive competitiveness and an enabling business environment. At present, Chengdu is graded Beta+ in the global urban system, second only to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen domestically, and amongst the Top 100 global cities. Last year, its GDP exceeded 1.5 trillion Fourth, lands dedicated to commercial uses are scarce in Chengdu, hence the ever more salient potential for investment. With the acceleration of urban construction, yuan, up by 8%, with the economic aggregate ranking second among the provincial capital cities across the country. Benchmarking itself to the World Bank’s lands available in the city are dwindling. Having experienced expedited urbanization, land resources are also strained, which is also reflected on the land market “Ease of Doing Business” criteria, Chengdu strives to create a facilitated, legalized and internationalized business environment in compliance with the existing to some extent. Commercial lands transactions across Chengdu have basically been steadily reducing. Over the past three years, in the transactions the whole city international norms and build a flagship city with international business environment in central and western China by focusing on modern governance, two-way dropped by 22% per annum, with that in the metropolitan urban area down by 24% annually. While land resources are strained, the potential for investment is investment management, trade facilitation, financial innovation and regional opening-up. Chengdu’s business environment now ranks fifth nationwide. expanding. Second, the market demand in Chengdu is dynamic and the building economy is thriving. In 2008, the tertiary industry in Chengdu increased by 9%. The booming “Premium Commercial Projects Investment Projects list” presents details regarding the commercial plots, commercial and office buildings and brands to be of the service sector spurred the demand for leasing office, and the Chengdu office building market experienced high-speed development over the past decade, attracted, and releases supply and demand information to the public to minimize losses for the city and enterprises incurred by asymmetric information. during which the number of its Grade A buildings ranked fifth, only in proximity of the first-tier cities. A consumption and living center in West China, Chengdu has a population of over 20 million and occupies the hinterland for 12 provinces (including autonomous regions and municipality) in the west of China covering 350 Chengdu Service Industry Investment Projects List- Premium Commercial Projects incorporated 170 entries, including 70 commercial plots projects with the basic million people. During the course of the 13th Five-Year Plan, it is estimated that the total investment will exceed 2.2 trillion yuan, heralding a promising market. In information, supporting facilities and contact information covered; 84 office and commercial building projectss, containing project information, property types and addition, consumer demand in Chengdu has been on the rise. In 2018, Total Retail Sales of Consumer Goods in the city stood at 680.2 billion yuan. As of the same contact information; as well as 16 projects about brand attraction, including types of the brands, contact information, etc. year, retail property stock in Chengdu was only smaller than that in Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen, ranking fourth throughout the country. The city is a pivotal commercial and trade center in central and western China. 2 3 Commercial Contents Plots Supporting Industrial Contact Sr. Plot Location Size Transport Basic Info. Zoning FAR Contact Facilities Sector 1 No. Residential projects cluster; Investment Dafeng Plot in Business 15 Well-developed rich educational Reclaimed, yet Promotion 028- 1 Xindu District Dafeng Street, center in the Commercial 3.0 mu road network resources; to be cleared. Bureau of 64320080 District Xindu District neighborhood District convenient Xindu District transportation Commercial Plots··························································5 Convenient 1 Investment Juntun Town, transportation Featured town 118 Convenient Reclaimed, yet Promotion 028- 2 Juntun Town Plot Xindu District and solid natural featuring Commercial 2.0 mu transportation to be cleared. Bureau of 64320080 District & cultural cultural tourism Xindu District background 2 Commercial and Office Buildings············································31 Within the range Wang Wei, of the Luomashi 500 meters Enterprise Investment TOD Stop, where Zhengfu Street, 40 away from the headquarters, Promotion 3 Yuan 19-2 commercial Planning Commercial TBC 13648053102 Qingyang District mu Luomashi Metro business Bureau of buildings cluster Station operation Qingyang and businesses District 3 Brands to Attract··························································59 thrive 4 5 Supporting Industrial Contact Supporting Industrial Contact Sr. Plot Location Size Transport Basic Info. Zoning FAR Contact Sr. Plot Location Size Transport Basic Info. Zoning FAR Contact Facilities Sector No. Facilities Sector No. Wang Wei, Within the range Constituting Investment Located in the In close proximity of the Luomashi a convenient Promotion hinterland of Xiyu to the Luomashi TOD Stop, where transportation 56 Bureau of the Wuhou New 4 Yuan 19-11 River,Qingyang Metro Station at commercial TOD design TBC Commercial TBC 13648053102 Plot at the The Intersection system with Grade A hospitals mu Qingyang City; equipped Commercial District the intersection of buildings cluster Intersection of of Caojin Road the airport and modern District with complete Commerce and & service Wuhou New 028- Line 1 and 4 and businesses 7 Caojin Road and and No.4 Laifeng 45 expressway, the service sector TBC functions;serves trade sector City 85031463 thrive No.4 Laifeng Road Road,Wuhou Wuhou Avenue projects cluster in mu regional facilities District and the others; the neighborhood. development in accessible by the south of the multiple bus and city Metro Lines Core area in the Industrial parks Wang Wei, new town of the cluster; residential Investment 72 mu of loess Qingyang District ; buildings stand; a Promotion 72 Bureau of 5 Xin 19-22 Plot , Qingyang West Chengdu large population; TOD Design TBC Commercial TBC 13648053102 mu Qingyang District Station TOD; dynamic consumption District dense road Located in demands network In the north the cultural Promotion of the South Connected by and creative Office of Chengdu multiple bus Rich educational financial cluster; Cultural and Plot nearby South 150 the South 028- 8 Railway Station and Metro Lines; and commercial connected by creative, Commercial 4.0 Chengdu Railway mu Remin Road 85220573 Wang Wei, on South convenient resources Metro Line 1 financial Remarkable Station on South of Wuhou Investment Renmin Road in transportation and 7; in close In close proximity ecological Renmin Road District to East Qingjiang resources; rich Promotion Wuhou District proximity to the 39 mu,Qingjiang, 39 6 Xin 19-27 Road at the renowned To be listed TBC Commercial TBC Bureau of 13648053102 arterial road Qingyang District mu intersection of school resources; Qingyang Metro Line 4 and 7 prominent District geographical value 6 7 Supporting Industrial Contact Supporting Industrial Contact Sr. Plot Location Size Transport Basic Info. Zoning FAR Contact Sr. Plot Location Size Transport Basic Info. Zoning FAR Contact Facilities Sector No. Facilities Sector No. The area Jiang Binjie, The Jinniu Wenshangfang In close proximity is under Culture and Guobin Liu He, Plot of Hotel, the Happy Located in the at the to Shaxi Line and demolition, business; Cultural Promotion Wenshangfang at 160 Valley,the Yiyuan 028- Hongpailong 11 Guobintianfu the Qinggang which is cultural and Commercial 1.5 Tourism The intersection Office of the the Guobintianfu mu Museum,Chengdu 68765195 Plot at the Business District; Cultural Park in Station on Metro estimated to creative park, Promotion of Jialing Road Business Cultural Park No.7 Wanda High intersection of Connected
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