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¥8 Billion LED Sphere Project Planned on Qiantang River in Hangzhou

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1
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A Hong Kong-led venture has planned a spherical entertainment venue in Hangzhou, China, with an estimated cost of ¥8 billion. The project, located on the Qiantang River in Qiantang District, would feature a 72,000 square meter exterior LED screen and 20,000 seats. The project is currently in the planning stage, having only reached a signing ceremony and public rendering.

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The plan requires a 56,000 square meter plot on the Qiantang River and earmarks an additional 160,000 square meters of neighboring land for supporting development. This large-scale investment could influence local real estate demand and urban planning within Hangzhou.

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  • Hang Lung PropertiesSpeculative

    Hang Lung Properties might see increased local real estate demand and asset value due to the massive development.

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