8月31日CRIC发布《2025 年 1-8 月中国房地产企业销售排行榜 TOP100》，中旅投资凭借稳健的发展态 势和强劲的增长动能，实现销售业绩和行业地位的双提升。 ◎ 文 / 沈晓玲 据 CRIC 数据统计， 2025 年 1-8 月中旅投资实现权益销售金额75.8亿元，同比增长51%， 在行业整体调整期 内，成为少数保持业绩正增长的企业之一。 更为亮眼的是，其行业排名持续攀升。 自 2024 年成功突围进入行 业百强后，2025 年再进一步，排名较去年提升约 20 个位次，权益销售金额更是连续三个月稳居行业五十强阵 营， 本次位列第48位，成长势头与发展韧性尤为突出。 作为中国旅游集团八大事业群之一，中旅投资已在全国布局 20 城，始终秉承着 "客户至上" 的价值观，在房地 产行业深度调整的大背景下，实现了逆势突围。 战略的坚定执行是企业穿越周期的关键，中旅投资凭借精准的布局和稳健的合作策略，为业绩增长奠定了坚实 基础。 （1）持续稳定补充土储，聚焦核心价值高地 面对市场波动，中旅投资始终坚守 "核心城市 + 核心地段" 的投资逻辑，持续稳定地补充优质土地储备。 从 2024 年 2 月以来在西安分别 ...

Core Viewpoint - Despite a global decline in foreign direct investment (FDI), Shanghai has shown resilience in attracting foreign capital, with a notable upgrade and adjustment in the structure of actual foreign investment [3][5]. Group 1: Foreign Investment Data - In the first seven months of 2025, Shanghai established 3,624 new foreign-invested enterprises, a year-on-year increase of 3.1% [3]. - The actual foreign investment amount reached $9.933 billion, reflecting a year-on-year decrease of 11.1% [3]. - The leasing and business services sector emerged as the largest recipient of foreign investment, with an actual investment amount of $4.872 billion and a growth rate of 65.8% [3]. Group 2: Sector Performance - The leasing and business services sector has maintained double-digit growth, with a 47.7% increase in actual foreign investment from January to June 2025 [5]. - In 2024, this sector's actual foreign investment reached $7.183 billion, marking a growth of 55.8% [3][5]. - In 2023, the top three sectors for actual foreign investment in Shanghai were information transmission software and IT services ($5.359 billion), leasing and business services ($4.610 billion), and scientific research and technical services ($4.602 billion) [4]. Group 3: Headquarters Economy - The growth in foreign investment is attributed to the development of Shanghai's headquarters economy, with an increasing number of multinational companies establishing regional headquarters in the city [5]. - As of May 2025, Shanghai had nearly 2,500 new foreign-invested enterprises and actual foreign investment exceeding $7.6 billion [5]. - The city is home to 1,042 regional headquarters and 605 foreign R&D centers, maintaining its status as a hub for multinational companies [5]. Group 4: Policy Support - Shanghai has implemented policies to accelerate the development of its headquarters economy, encouraging multinational companies to enhance their functions and establish high-level projects [6]. - The revised management measures for the development fund for multinational company regional headquarters include early-stage support, capability enhancement rewards, functional rewards, innovation platform rewards, and capital increase rewards [6]. - Specific support is provided for regional headquarters or business unit headquarters projects with a registered capital of at least $30 million and a minimum of 10 employees, as well as for global R&D center projects with at least 50 dedicated R&D personnel [6].

Core Viewpoint - Despite a global decline in actual foreign direct investment (FDI), Shanghai is experiencing challenges but also an upgrade and adjustment in the structure of actual foreign capital utilization [1] Group 1: Foreign Investment Data - In the first seven months of 2025, Shanghai established 3,624 new foreign-invested enterprises, a year-on-year increase of 3.1% [1] - The actual utilized foreign capital amounted to $9.933 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 11.1% [1] - The leasing and business services sector saw the largest actual utilized foreign capital at $4.872 billion, with a growth rate of 65.8% [1] Group 2: Sector Performance - The leasing and business services sector has maintained double-digit high growth since becoming the largest sector for foreign capital utilization in 2024, with a 47.7% increase in the first half of 2025 [1] - In 2024, the actual utilized foreign capital in this sector reached $7.183 billion, growing by 55.8% [1] - In 2023, the top three sectors for actual utilized foreign capital were information transmission software and IT services, leasing and business services, and scientific research and technical services, with amounts of $5.359 billion, $4.610 billion, and $4.602 billion respectively [1] Group 3: Headquarters Economy - The growth in foreign investment is attributed to the development of Shanghai's headquarters economy, with more multinational companies establishing regional headquarters in the city [2] - As of May this year, nearly 2,500 new foreign-invested enterprises were established in Shanghai, with actual utilized foreign capital exceeding $7.6 billion [2] - Shanghai remains the city with the highest concentration of regional headquarters and foreign R&D centers in mainland China, with 1,042 regional headquarters and 605 foreign R&D centers [2] Group 4: Support Measures - To accelerate the development of the headquarters economy, Shanghai has established funding specifically for the development of multinational company regional headquarters [3] - The revised management measures for the development fund include early support funding, capability enhancement rewards, functional rewards, innovation platform rewards, and capital increase rewards [3] - For regional headquarters projects, a minimum registered capital of $30 million and at least 10 employees are required to receive early support funding of $5 million [3]

Core Insights - Despite a global decline in foreign direct investment (FDI), Shanghai has seen a structural upgrade and adjustment in the actual use of foreign capital [1] Group 1: Foreign Investment Trends - In the first seven months of 2025, Shanghai established 3,624 new foreign-invested enterprises, a year-on-year increase of 3.1%, while the actual use of foreign capital amounted to $9.933 billion, a decrease of 11.1% compared to the previous year [1] - The leasing and business services sector emerged as the largest recipient of foreign investment, with an actual use of foreign capital reaching $4.872 billion, reflecting a growth rate of 65.8% [1] - The leasing and business services sector has maintained double-digit growth since becoming the largest sector for foreign investment in 2024, with a 47.7% increase in the first half of 2025 and a total of $7.183 billion in 2024, marking a growth of 55.8% [1] Group 2: Sector Performance - In 2023, the top three sectors for actual foreign capital usage in Shanghai were information transmission software and IT services ($5.359 billion, 6% growth), leasing and business services ($4.610 billion, -23.5% decline), and scientific research and technical services ($4.602 billion, -21.1% decline) [1] - The leasing and business services sector was in a negative growth phase in 2023, despite its current high growth trajectory [1] Group 3: Headquarters Economy - The growth in foreign investment is attributed to the development of Shanghai's headquarters economy, with an increasing number of multinational companies establishing regional headquarters in the city [2] - As of May 2023, Shanghai saw nearly 2,500 new foreign-invested enterprises and actual foreign capital usage exceeding $7.6 billion, with a total of 1,042 regional headquarters and 605 foreign R&D centers established [2] Group 4: Support Measures - To accelerate the development of the headquarters economy, Shanghai has implemented various support measures, including the establishment of a fund for multinational company headquarters development [3] - The revised management measures for the headquarters development fund include early-stage support, capability enhancement rewards, functional rewards, innovation platform rewards, and capital increase rewards [3] - Specific support is available for regional headquarters or business unit headquarters projects with a registered capital of at least $30 million and a minimum of 10 employees, as well as for global R&D center projects with at least 50 dedicated R&D personnel [3]

Core Insights - The article highlights the ongoing construction and development of major industrial projects in Nanjing, showcasing the city's economic growth and industrial transformation [1][9][18] Group 1: Major Projects Overview - The total investment for the Mufu Zhigu project is approximately 2.7 billion yuan, with the first phase already housing around 160 companies [3] - The Nanjing Huamao Center project has a total investment of about 8 billion yuan and includes a shopping center, commercial street, and high-end office buildings, with over 30,000 square meters of office space already leased [8] - The State Grid Jiangsu Electric Power New Industry Headquarters Base is under construction and is expected to be completed by the end of 2029 [7][12] Group 2: Industry Impact - The Mufu Zhigu Digital Economy Headquarters aims to create an industrial cluster focused on legal and artificial intelligence sectors [10] - The Smart Biological Manufacturing Innovation Center is set to enhance the synthetic biology field, with several companies already established within the center [11] - The State Grid project is projected to generate an annual output value of 10 billion yuan, integrating smart grid services and new information technologies [15] Group 3: Government Support and Investment Progress - Nanjing's government has implemented measures to optimize service mechanisms for major projects, ensuring efficient problem-solving and support for construction [17] - As of July, the investment progress for 54 provincial major projects reached 67.7%, while 500 municipal major projects achieved 67.1% [17]

Group 1 - The monthly major industrial project promotion event in Nanjing highlights the city's economic growth and development through significant projects [1][2] - The total investment for the Mufu Zhigu project is approximately 2.7 billion, with around 160 companies already settled in the first phase of the digital economy headquarters [2][5] - The Nanjing Huamao Center project, with a total investment of about 8 billion, includes a shopping center, commercial street, and international office buildings, with over 30,000 square meters of office space already leased [3][8] Group 2 - Major projects are seen as crucial for economic stability and growth, with the government optimizing service mechanisms to support project development [9] - The investment progress for provincial major projects reached 67.7% from January to July, exceeding the scheduled progress by 9.4 percentage points [9] - The focus on high-end modern service platforms and the integration of various industries is expected to enhance resource allocation and economic development [8][9]

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of the JinYin Lake area into a thriving economic hub, with over 40 large enterprises establishing their headquarters, contributing to an annual output value exceeding 100 billion yuan [9][10][12]. Group 1: Economic Development - The JinYin Lake headquarters economy has attracted more than 40 large enterprises, creating a diverse industrial landscape that includes finance, health, high-end manufacturing, and modern services [8][12]. - The area has seen significant investment, with the Jianghan Water Network Construction Development Company and Jiangsu Zhihui Port Technology Industry Group being notable examples of enterprises that have recently established operations there [3][5][7]. - The annual operating revenue of enterprises in the JinYin Lake area has surpassed 100 billion yuan, indicating robust economic activity [9]. Group 2: Infrastructure and Environment - The development of the JinYin Lake area began with the construction of the "Golden Development Axis" Jinshan Avenue in 1999, which facilitated the arrival of major enterprises [7][8]. - The ecological environment and transportation infrastructure have been key factors in attracting businesses, with proximity to airports and high-speed rail stations being highlighted as advantages [5][7]. - The area features a 42-kilometer lakeside greenway that enhances the living environment, contributing to the overall appeal of the region for both residents and businesses [16][17]. Group 3: Government Support and Services - The local government has provided "nanny-style" services to support enterprises, facilitating processes from project approval to construction, which has been crucial for companies like Lingdian Electric Control to thrive [12][13]. - The government’s commitment to continuous investment in ecological and infrastructural improvements has transformed the area into a competitive business environment [17][19]. - The focus on attracting large enterprises and enhancing service offerings is part of a broader strategy to create a multi-layered headquarters economy ecosystem [17][18].

Core Insights - The meeting in Guangzhou focused on analyzing the current economic situation and addressing existing challenges while aligning with national and provincial directives [2][3] - Emphasis was placed on achieving annual economic targets and enhancing the city's contribution to broader provincial and national development [3][4] Economic Strategy - The city aims to stabilize the economic foundation by integrating into the national market and leveraging various policies to support key industries such as automotive, real estate, and wholesale [3] - There is a strong focus on project construction, with an emphasis on efficient management and expedited processes to ensure timely project initiation and completion [3][4] Consumption and Trade - Initiatives to boost consumption include special actions to enhance consumer spending, particularly around significant events like the National Day and the 15th National Games [3] - The city plans to promote foreign trade by developing new business models and ensuring the successful organization of the 138th Canton Fair [3] Industrial Upgrading - The strategy includes building a modern industrial system and fostering technological innovation to enhance productivity and support the growth of specialized and leading enterprises [3][4] Safety and Stability - There is a commitment to maintaining political and economic security, improving supply chain safety, and ensuring social stability through various measures [3][5] Planning and Development - The city is focused on creating a robust "14th Five-Year" plan, seeking national and provincial support to implement major policies and projects for high-quality development [4][5]

Group 1 - The total investment of 1 billion yuan for the Peile Group headquarters project has commenced in Wujiang Taihu New City, which will serve as the main hub for the group's subsidiaries and brands [1] - Peile Group has previously established nine subsidiaries in Wujiang Taihu New City, and plans to relocate over 15 brands and subsidiaries to create a comprehensive innovation space [1] - Wujiang Taihu New City is strategically positioned with excellent transportation, ecological environment, and complete functional facilities, making it advantageous for developing headquarters economy [1] Group 2 - Wujiang Taihu New City has implemented a full-process service approach to create a favorable business environment, ensuring smooth project approvals and support for enterprises [2] - The local government emphasizes a service-oriented philosophy, aiming to be responsive to investment projects and supportive of businesses [2] - The area has seen significant investments, including a 500 million yuan project by Simple Youwei for an intelligent cleaning robot headquarters [2] Group 3 - Local support has encouraged companies like Seagull Group to establish operations in Wujiang Taihu New City, benefiting from government assistance in securing temporary office space and financing [3] - Seagull Group is developing a comprehensive aviation industry base in Wujiang, which includes a headquarters, R&D center, and production facilities [3] - The largest foreign investment project in the area, a 300 million USD manufacturing center by Hong Kong He Sheng, aims to integrate international supply chain resources [3] Group 4 - In the first half of the year, Wujiang Taihu New City signed 74 new projects with a total investment of 8.717 billion yuan, including 32 projects exceeding 100 million yuan [4] - From January to July, 50 key projects at the district level completed investments of 7.72 billion yuan, accounting for 63.8% of the annual plan [4]

Core Insights - The rapid development of Guangming Science City is highlighted, with its ranking in the "Top 100 Science Cities" rising from 24th in 2022 to 7th in 2024, showcasing its strong growth potential [1] - The Phoenix City area within Guangming Science City is positioned as a crucial hub for industrial innovation and transformation, contributing significantly to the region's GDP [2] - The area has seen a substantial influx of high-quality resources and infrastructure, including transportation networks and commercial centers, enhancing its attractiveness for residents and businesses [2][3] Company Insights - China State Construction Engineering Corporation's subsidiary, Shanghai Zhongjian Dongfu Investment Development Co., Ltd., is set to launch its project, Zhongjian Guanyue, in the promising Phoenix City area [4] - Zhongjian Guanyue is strategically located near the upcoming metro line and is designed to meet the needs of modern living with flexible and efficient layouts [5] - The project has already received positive market feedback during previous sales, indicating strong demand in the area [5]