In the two years since Pradera Retail Asia took over the historic retail center on East Nanjing Road in Shanghai now known as Mosaic Shanghai, the shopping center asset manager has been singularly focused on transforming the former department store,… Read More>>
Pradera Retail Asia Opens Mosaic Xi’an, Bringing China Mall Portfolio to Four Sponsored Feature
Hong Kong heart-throb Bosco Wong and around 60 thousand fans and customers took part in the grand opening of the Mosaic Xi’an mall in one of China’s oldest cities before China’s National Day holiday.
The opening event was staged in… Read More>>
HSBC Gets One More Year in SG’s 21 Collyer Quay and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
CapitaLand Commercial Trust, which owns the current home of HSBC in Singapore, is giving the bank one more year in its home in the city’s Raffles Place as speculation builds that the listed trust may sell off or redevelop the… Read More>>
FILA Relaunches Shanghai Flagship Store on East Nanjing Road
Global sportswear brand FILA has relaunched its flagship store in Shanghai, celebrating the opening of its largest retail space in Greater China. The expanded and upgraded venue in the Mosaic Shanghai mall on East Nanjing Road now covers 867 square metres… Read More>>
Luring China’s Ecommerce Junkies Back to the Mall With Dungeons, Horses and a 737
Chinese consumers bought RMB 4.88 trillion ($760 billion) in products online during the first three quarters of last year — roughly equivalent to the annual GDP of the Netherlands — as many shoppers now routinely buy groceries and other daily… Read More>>
Bubble Tea and Lipstick in the Mix as Pradera Lures China’s Post-Millennials Back to East Nanjing Road
One of the best-known retail centres from Shanghai’s 1930s heyday may soon be pulling China’s post-millennial shoppers back to what was once China’s hippest retail centre. As part of a revival of a heritage department store on Shanghai’s historic East… Read More>>
Asia Real Estate People in the News 2017-03-13
This week Asia’s real estate community continues to find itself in need of new namecards across the region’s major cities, with more moves than even Mingtiandi can manage. In Singapore a private equity shop with a new name gives a… Read More>>
