K. Wah Huajing Mixed-Use Project Starts Construction
On August 7, the groundbreaking ceremony for K. Wah Huajing Mixed-use Project — located at the XHPO-0001 Unit D5B-1 plot (Phase I commercial and office area) in Huajing Town, Xuhui District — was successfully held. Mr. Shiyun Gao, Vice Mayor of Xuhui District, Ms. Huiyu Lv, Executive Director of Jiaba International, Mr. Guorong Li, Party Secretary of Huajing Town, and the management team of Jiulonghui Real Estate Co., Ltd. attended the ceremony and participated in the foundation laying.
As the flagship mixed-use complex of the Huazhi Gate urban planning project in the "Southern Center" of Xuhui, this project includes the XHPO-0001 Unit D1-2 and D5B-1 plots in Huajing Town, Xuhui District. It is a joint development by Jiaba International, Longhua Real Estate, and Xuhui Chengtou Group. The D5B-1 plot is designated as a future transportation hub and TOD (Transit-Oriented Development) mixed-use project, which includes a 150-meter five-star hotel, a 150-meter super-tall office tower, an 80-meter office building, commercial spaces, and urban terminal facilities. The total development area, including the linked D1-2 residential plot, is approximately 295,000 square meters.
The Jiaba International Shanghai Huajing Complex project is expected to gradually complete its construction starting in 2027. Huajing Town is a key area for development in Xuhui District's 13th Five-Year Plan, positioned as a "global high-level scientific and technological innovation hub." It aims to be a technology-business-living integrated community with a focus on public transportation connectivity. Leveraging its advantageous regional transportation infrastructure, the project will feature a high-quality urban complex offering residential, office, hotel, and commercial spaces with innovative diversity. In the future, it is expected to attract a diverse range of residents and businesses, enriching the networking ecosystem in the southwest region, and becoming a new engine for supporting industrial parks, residential clusters, and talent attraction.
