Shenzhen Business Daily · Reading Client Reporter Li Xiuyu Text/Picture
A few days ago, the reporter learned that due to the proximity to Tencent Penguin Island, the Yuezhen Mansion project in Bao'an District, Shenzhen has become a hot spot for buyers, and there is an endless stream of citizens who come to the marketing center to consult. Yuezhen Mansion is located in the central area of Bao'an, Xin'an Street, with a plot ratio of 5.4, and the first phase of the project will enter the market this week, with 328 units for sale.
The traffic conditions around the Yuezhen Mansion project are superior and the supporting facilities are perfect. It is only about 1 km away from the "Internet +" Future Science and Technology City (Tencent Penguin Island), about 800 meters away from Bao'an Station of Metro Line 11, and adjacent to Metro Line 1, 5 and 15 (under construction, the first "ring" subway).
The project is surrounded by educational resources such as Haiyun School, Xin'an Middle School (Group) First Experimental School, Bao'an Primary School, etc., and is also adjacent to Shenzhen Yifang City, Happy Harbor and other business districts. What's more noteworthy is that the usable area of Yuezhen Mansion can reach 90%.
It is understood that Tencent's "Penguin Island" will accommodate 75,000 office workers in the future. In the Yuezhenfu project marketing center, there were also employees from Tencent companies who came to see the market. Mr. Wu, who works at Tencent, brought his family to the site. He told reporters that because Yuezhen Mansion is close to the future place of work, the husband and wife are very concerned about the project. In the future, it is possible to work nearby, close to home, convenient for work and life, and work with more peace of mind. Mrs. Wu told reporters that there have been many favorable policies recently, and the minimum down payment ratio and interest rate lower limit of housing loans have been lowered, and she plans to "get on the bus" in the near future.
Photo above: Liu Qinglin
Editor: Huang Xiaomin
Review: Qiao Huiqing