Luxeplace.com completed over 50,000 words of interview notes with the project owner, leasing team, and brand founders.

Luxury brand retailers in Guangzhou and Chengdu continue to show strong demand for retail space, while fashion, sports, cosmetics, lifestyle, and F&B brands in Shanghai and Beijing are expected to maintain steady demand for retail space.

In the first half of the year, Hang Lung Properties’ overall rental income and tenant sales in the Chinese Mainland decreased by 3% and 13%, respectively, when measured in RMB.

The three rings, crafted from yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold respectively, embody design potential while interpreting universal aesthetics through their transformations, encapsulating expressions of all forms of love.

Under Armour’s “Vivid Evolution Exhibition” at TX Huaihai in Shanghai conveys the brand’s determination to “expand its circle” in the Chinese market.

Swire Properties plans to double the total floor area in the Chinese Mainland by 2032.

During the Year of the Dragon in China, within the limited space and time, the theme revolves around the Chinese dragon. Both inside and outside the confined space, elements of Chinese and French cultures are seamlessly integrated, carrying forward the spirit of the brand’s travel.

Over the past five years, China’s foreign investment in Catalonia has reached 1.164 billion euros, creating 2,100 new job opportunities. Currently, Catalonia is home to 114 subsidiary companies of Chinese enterprises.

Anthony Ledru, Global President and CEO of Tiffany & Co., sat down and granted Luxeplace.com an exclusive interview.

Emelie De Vitis, RIMOWA’s Senior Vice President of Product and Marketing, said: “We want to capture the emotional side of the brand.”