Everyone is excited about Beijing especially after the city really improved infrastructure for the Olympics. The Chinese capital boasts:

Beijing is not only the political, cultural and educational center of China, but also the focus of economic information and business opportunities.

 

With the Chinese economy still growing at a very strong rate, and with the Chinese Govt. investing heavily on infrastructure, there is a lot of purchasing power in Beijing.

 

 

Shanghai is currrently the major business hub for China mainland.  Major banking and service businesses are strong there and there is a very good business environment. 

Hence, Shanghai is very appealing to many business people getting set up in China.

 

Grade A office space in the eastern part of the city, known as Pudong, had a year-on-year increase exceeding 26%. The study suggests that the costs of office space will keep rising in response to demand, which is very high in this most modern and international of Chinese cities.

 

Our office in Shanghai is in Zhabhei district to North of Shanghai near the N. train station, but is still only a 10-20 minute drive from town center.

 

 

Shenzhen is a hotspot on the Pearl River Delta. It borders Hong Kong and was one of the first cities to open to foreign trade in the 1980s, and is now home to a booming economy based on: