Wuhan:

Wuhan, known as the "Homeland of White Clouds and Yellow Cranes", is the capital of Hubei Province and one of the largest cities in China. The Han River joins the Yangtze River here, thus dividing the city into three towns: Hankou, Hanyang and Wuchang. Wuhan's strategic location makes it an important transportation hub in central China.

Wuhan has grown into a center of industry, finance, commerce, science and education in central China. With the well established steel and automobile industries as the backbone for development, Wuhan will soon become an international metropolis thriving in commerce, finance, science and technology.

Wuhan Tiandi:

Wuhan Tiandi located in the Yongqing area of Hankou in Wuhan, this city-core redevelopment project is situated on the Yangtze riverfront with an unrivaled view of scenic Jiangtan Park. With a total gross floor area of 1.519 million sq. m. upon completion, the mixed-use development comprises residential, office, hotel, retail/F&B and entertainment facilities.

It features nine historical buildings, restored to preserve their traditional architectural styles while injecting new life into them; an international Class A office cluster; a high-quality pedestrian neighbourhood appealing to local and expatriate professionals; and two vibrant green areas.