Puxi Property

Puxi is the largest part of Shanghai with around 90 % of the population residing there. Translating from Chinese it means “west of the Huangpu”. With Pudong sitting prettily to the east separated through the Huangpu river, Puxi is still Shanghai's cultural, commercial and residential center these days. Puxi features Shanghai's old airport, major shopping centers and easily connections to Pudong via tunnels, bridges and a metro line. The famous 1 mile long Bund is located in Puxi along the banks of the Huangpu river and features dozens of historical buildings. Visitors can enjoy the spectacular light display at night from across the river or simply soak up the atmosphere whilst strolling the streets of Puxi.

Foreign investment money has been growing steadily in Puxi despite the limitations to foreign investors that were put in place by the Chinese government in 2005. Perhaps their aim at curbing foreign investment did a back flip instead as the commercial property market has been steady all along. Puxi offers attractive propositions for foreign nationals in terms of potential future growth and the strong Chinese market. This is unlikely to slow down with the announcement of Expo 2010.

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