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The graphic is computer generated 圖片為電腦模擬圖 Lot 地塊 Usage 物業用途 Expected completion 預計落成年份 1 Office, shopping centre / shops 寫字樓、商場 2017 2 Office, shopping centre / shops 寫字樓、商場 2018 3-4 Office, shopping centre / shops and hotel 寫字樓、商場、酒店 2021-2023 in phases 2021-2023 分階段落成 footbridges connecting the components of the Xujiahui Centre project as part of a new public pathway system in the area. This will help boost traffic by directing pedestrians from the district’s busiest crossroads and form a large commercial core with more than ten major properties and facilities nearby. Public space is an essential element of quality living and these elevated walkways will offer recreational space amid the urban hubbub, and form part of a tourist trail in the neighbourhood with attractions including many historical or cultural landmarks and streets with special features. The system will merge the Xujiahui Centre project with the attractions and make it a hotspot for tourists and workers to spur consumption. Construction progressing well The large-scale Xujiahui Centre project, wholly- owned by the Group, spans four lots with a total of 706,060 square metres (7.6 million square feet); roughly the size of Shanghai IFC and Shanghai ICC combined. It will have grade-A offices, premium shopping malls and a luxury hotel in phases. The office towers will offer about 371,610 square metres (four million square feet) of user-friendly space in neat layouts with top electrical and mechanical configurations, which not only appeal to the financial sector but cater to the sophisticated requirements of the growing technology research and development industries. Two eight-storey towers on Lot 1 on Huashan Road have 16,720 square metres (180,000 square feet) of office space that is now being fitted out. Pre- leasing is underway to make it the first section of the development to go into service – scheduled for the first half of 2017. Pre-marketing for an upscale mall of 30,650 square metres (330,000 square feet) has also started for it to become the city's new shopping draw upon opening. Lot 2 on Gongcheng Road will have 29,630 square metres (319,000 square feet) of offices and a variety of shops and restaurants. The plan for Lot 4 is settled with two stunning office towers to help define the development’s unique silhouette. Forefront of the retail tren d The development will provide all-weather shopping with 278,700 square metres (three million square feet) of retail space directly connected to the Xujiahui metro station. A diverse tenant portfolio will include large international brands – some in duplex flagship stores – and an IMAX cinema, complemented by outdoor restaurants and supreme entertainment amenities that will encourage businesses in the surrounding area and boost the overall image. Fostering development of the area The Group has made considerable investments for developing in prime cities on the mainland, with resources concentrated on supporting major projects in recent years. It has pioneered in the mainland market by applying its successful experience of bolstering community development in Hong Kong. The Group’s Shanghai IFC and Shanghai ICC complexes have convenient transport with direct links to metro stations and their offices are over 90% occupied with multinational and financial institutions among other tenants. These landmarks have extended the Group’s quality brand from Hong Kong to the mainland. The Xujiahui Centre site was acquired in 2013 as a long- term investment and will be made into a microcosm of high-end commerce and international lifestyle retailers to help transform the area into a competitive central business district in the city centre. 5