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Greentown China Holdings: Moving Toward an Asset-light Business Model

Greentown, one of China’s largest real estate companies, is a market leader in deploying an asset-light business model.

Evergrande’s Sea Venice: Developing China’s Leisure Real Estate Sector

Evergrande Group's Sea Venice real estate project has attracted hordes of buyers in China's leisure property market.

Ziroom: Winning in China’s Housing Rental Services Market

The housing rentals market is projected to be a major growth engine in China’s real estate sector over the next 10 years. Ziroom is the leader in apartment rental services.

Colour Life: Using Technology to Reinvent Real Estate Management

Founded in 2002, Colour Life has grown to become one of the world’s largest residential property managers, managing over 420 million square meters across more than 3,000 communities in mainland[…]

Baoku China: An Art-centric Real Estate Platform

Baoku China is using art to enhance property values as well as enrich the lives of residents and the wider community.

Country Garden’s Forest City: Growth Through Overseas Expansion

Globalization is not just for manufacturers. It is increasingly a preferred choice for infrastructure and real estate developers as well. This is no different for Chinese firms. Country Garden, one[…]

CFLD’s Gu’an New Industry City: A New Kind of Public-Private Partnership

The China Fortune Land Development Co. (CFLD) moves beyond the traditional capital and construction value proposition associated with public-private partnerships.

The Future of Jobs in the World of AI and Robotics

Catching AI and robotics trends early and learning new skills are keys to staying relevant, says Mphasis’s Srikanth Karra.

Smart Money: Developing New Funding Mechanisms for Smart Initiatives

Creative new approaches are being pioneered by cities, utilities, investors and businesses to fund smart cities.

Collect, Crunch, Collaborate: Fresh Approaches to Smart Cities’ Core Functions

Utilities are among those embracing the promise of smart technology by collecting and sharing data with customers. And they are finding ways to save money by sharing resources and collaborating.

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