The former international business district is a concept that has just emerged in recent years. The intersection of the former Qiantan Line 6, Line 8, and Line 11 here is the Oriental Sports Center. The only office building project, the Qiantan World Trade Center developed by Lujiazui Group, although the number of questions is not large, the quality of the companies that have settled in is still among the best. For example, in the past, the headquarters of Lujiazui Group, Jaguar Land Rover, Otis Elevator, Carrier Air Conditioning, DuPont, and so on.
Since the golden year, with the gradual introduction of Jingyao Qiantan, Qiantan Times Square, Qiantan Oriental Plaza, and Qiantan Center to the market, the Qiantan International Business Center group has gradually risen. At the same time, this year, most of the large-scale leasing transactions in Shanghai’s entire Qiantan have occurred in Qiantan. Let’s take a look at which companies have occupied each project in the Qiantan International Business District?
Qiantan World Trade Center: Lujiazui Group Headquarters/Department, Jaguar Land Rover, Otis Elevator, Carrier Air Conditioning, DuPont
Jingyao Qiantan: Covestro, NIO, and Anjuke have leased 10800 square meters of office space in Jingyao Qiantan T7. Recently, Tieshimen sold an office building in Qiantan to TST Ting, a company founded by actors Zhang Ting and Lin Ruiyang, for RMB 1.76 billion.
Qiantan Times Square: Konica Meda (7000 square meters), cleaning (4000 square meters), Siemens China leased 18743 square meters in Qiantan Times Square this year, and the larger Mitsubishi UFJ Bank was named Qiantan Times Square.
Qiantan Oriental Plaza: Can Valley leases 8400 square meters in Phase II of Qiantan Oriental Plaza
Front Beach Center: PwC China leases 30000 square meters at Front Beach Center, Texas Instruments leases 10000 square meters at Front Beach Center, and Office Partners leases 5000 square meters at Front Beach Center.
Qiantan International Building: Deng Baishi
According to CBRE’s report, Qiantan recorded a net absorption of approximately 34000 square meters in the second quarter of this year, ranking * among all important regions in Shanghai. According to CBRE’s research, by 2023, the newly added supply of Qiantan may reach 1.2 million square meters, of which two-thirds will come from relocation, 19.8% from Lujiazui, 13.5% from industrial parks, and over 20% from other areas in Pudong.
According to a satisfaction survey conducted by CBRE2019 on 741 employees of 11 Grade A buildings in Qiantan, 68.2% of employees expressed satisfaction with the newly built office building in Qiantan; 53% of employees believe that transportation to work in Qiantan is more convenient compared to their previous office location. 75.3% of employees said they would recommend Qiantan to friends.