Wuhan'S New Shopping Center Has The World'S First Delivery Area Of 1 Million Square Meters.

Recently,

With 8 projects, nearly 1 million square meters of delivery area topped the list.

And last year, there were 21 commercial businesses in Wuhan. According to incomplete statistics, there were 31 commercial cities in Wuhan in 2014 and 2015.

Yesterday, the world's largest commercial real estate service and investment company, CB Richard Ellis released the world's most active shopping center development report. In 2015, the development of global shopping center continued to show growth momentum.

Where is the largest number of new shopping centers in the world last year? The answer is Wuhan!

2014, global

The new opening area is 11 million 400 thousand square meters, up from 10 million 600 thousand square meters in 2013.

In the top 20 ranking of the world's most active new shopping center markets monitored by World Bank Richard Henry, China's cities occupy half of the total area, contributing 5 million 700 thousand square meters to the total area.

Among them,

With 8 projects, nearly 1 million square meters of delivery area topped the list.

Chengdu, the winner of the 2013 list, ranked second in 981 thousand square meters, followed by Beijing (926 thousand square meters) and Chongqing (776 thousand square meters).

It is worth mentioning that the former three countries contributed half of the new shopping center in the whole Chinese market.

Wuhan Commerce Bureau confirmed yesterday that last year,

The new scale (bigger than shopping mall) is the most important thing in history.

In September 17th last year, IKEA opened, and in October 1st, the star city was opened. In October 28th, Wu business square opened trial business.

A total of 21 business entities opened in Wuhan last year.

According to incomplete statistics, there were 31 commercial and decent cities in Wuhan in 2014 and 2015.

The total commercial area of the 31 new commercial projects is more than 2 million 700 thousand square meters, of which 5 are funded by foreign businessmen, 3 are local retail enterprises, and the remaining 23 are cross-border commercial projects of real estate developers.