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Inside Nanjing Golden Eagle World, “Asia’s Largest Shopping Mall”
Nanjing Golden Eagle World (金鹰世界) has been described as Asia’s largest shopping mall. The seven biggest malls are all in Asia, with four of them in China. Read More
Report: Luxury Brands Continue to Rein In China Expansion as Malls Shift to ‘Retailtainment’
CBRE's 2017 Asia Pacific Real Estate Market Outlook highlights retailtainment and other trends in a shopping landscape dominated by e-commerce. Read More
New Topwin Center Targets ‘Curious’ Chinese Shoppers with Local Design and Lifestyle
Eager to cater to savvy upper-middle-class consumers looking for something different, the new shopping center is one of many in China integrating art, lifestyle activities, and trendy boutiques with local brands. Read More
China’s Mall Developers Press on as Luxury Grapples with Slowdown
With a focus on Shanghai and Shenzhen, developers are continuing to grow the amount of retail supply in China, challenging landlords to bring in quality brands and entertainment to liven up all the excess space. Read More
China’s Luxury Malls Still Struggle With High Vacancy Rates
As new shopping center construction slows in saturated top-tier cities, second-tier Chinese cities continue to present opportunities for domestic and international property developers. Read More
Second-Tier Spotlight: “Rich Second Generation” Fueling Ningbo Luxury Market
Slipping mostly under the radar of international observers, the eastern city of Ningbo, Zhejiang province, has quietly become one of the China's most promising single luxury markets. Read More-
Ordos: Part Ghost Town, Part Luxury Goldmine
To many, Kangbashi New Area on the outskirts of Ordos, Inner Mongolia is a case study in the excesses of China's real estate market. But to a growing number of luxury brands, Ordos is an increasingly attractive destination. Read More -
Second-Tier Spotlight: Hangzhou’s Rapidly Evolving Luxury Market
While Hangzhou's natural beauty has made it a draw for China's elite for centuries (and its domestic tourists in more recent years), its proximity to Shanghai has made it something of a budding economic powerhouse. Read More -
Beijing’s 10 Most Luxurious Malls
It's always interesting to keep an eye on the criteria used by the Chinese-language media to judge what makes a given mall "luxurious." Read More
