Harvest Capital Partners seeks to invest in assets which are unique either in terms of location or where significant value can be created (or recreated) and enhanced through refurbishment, repositioning, development or redevelopment, thereby capitalizing on the strong demand for asset dispositions. Our funds focus on investing in a mix of asset classes including residential developments, retail properties, hotels, serviced apartments and office buildings in first and second tier cities in Greater China.
We have invested in projects in key cities such as Beijing, Hong Kong and Chongqing, and are actively seeking investment opportunities in selected strategic cities.
Suzhou Ruihua Global Tower, Suzhou, PRC
Modern Community Development, Chongqing, PRC
Euro Plaza
Fraser Suites
Caiyun Lake Project
Chongqing Art-Deco Residential
The Fifth Square
Urban Community Development
Suzhou Ruihua Global Tower, Suzhou, PRC
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Suzhou Ruihua Global Tower is a mixed-use property development with an aggregate construction area of 149,000 sq.m. Located at the CBD of Suzhou Industrial Park above Suzhou Metro Line 1, a modern industrial township and landmark venture between the Chinese and Singaporean governments, the project will offer a 44-storey composite office and luxurious residential apartment tower, and a 49-storey serviced apartment tower above a 4-storey retail podium with a 3-level underground car park. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2010.
Harvest Capital Partners provides its expertise in project development to accelerate the establishment of a premium, mixed-use community in a fast growing second tier city in the PRC.
Modern Community Development, Chongqing, PRC
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Located at the centre of Nanping Commercial Circle in Nan´an District of Chongqing, the site, after completion of resettlement, will have an area of approximately 54,000 sq. m. It is being planned to transform into a vibrant commercial and residential dual with a total GFA of 450,000 sq.m. To the east of the site lies Jiangnan Avenue, a major road linking up Nan´an District and Yuzhong District, CDB of Chongqing. The project is highly accessible with the future Light Rail station and public transport interchange just 200 meters away, with the exits of the proposed station linked to the shopping centre of this project. The project is expected to be completed by mid 2011.
Harvest Capital Partners provides its expertise to enhance land value through redevelopment and create a quality mixed-used community to meet the accelerating demand in inland, second tier cities in China.
Euro Plaza, Beijing, PRC
(Official Website: http://www.bjeuroplaza.com)
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Euro Plaza is an upscale and modern retail development, offering both a five-level aboveground and a two-level underground shopping facility which has a total gross floor area (GFA) of 46,785 sq. m. The site is located in Shunyi District, about 3.5 kilometers to the southwest of the Beijing Capital International Airport. It is directly opposite to the new Beijing International Exhibition Centre, which is positioned as the largest exhibition centre in China with a total GFA of 660,000 sq.m. The shopping mall is the largest of its kind in the area, offering a wider range of services and products to the increasingly upscale population there.
Harvest Capital Partners provides its expertise in project development to enhance the shopping experience and in turn the property’s value. We intend to hold this project for stable recurring income, and it is expected to continue to achieve strong growth in rental and capital value.
Fraser Suites, Hong Kong
(Official Website: http://hongkong.frasershospitality.com)
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Fraser Suites, a 23-storey residential tower with 88 units totaling a GFA of 5,399 sq.m., is being repositioned as a boutique serviced apartment. It stands in a prime location in the bustling Wanchai commercial district, within minutes from the Central Business District (CBD) and the main shopping areas in Hong Kong. Comprehensive renovation has commenced and is expected to be completed by August 2008.
Fraser Hospitality has been appointed as the serviced apartment operator. The building will capitalize on the increasing demand for serviced apartments by business visitors and expatriates staying in the city on a shorter-term basis
Harvest Capital Partners provides asset management expertise to successfully convert this property into one with enhanced rental return and capital value.
Caiyun Lake Project, Chongqing, PRC
The Caiyun Lake Project is a residential development with a GFA of 469,680 sq.m. in Chongqing, the most populous city in the world. The project is separated into two portions, Caiyun Lake and Tiaojiao Cheng. The development is set on a tranquil lakeside within the Chongqing High-Tech Development Zone, which will house numerous high-tech enterprises from all over the world The area is highly accessible to the Chongqing city centre. It is targeted at the increasing middle to upper-income families, many of whom work and live in this hi-tech zone and nearby areas.
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The Caiyun Lake developments offers GFA of 185,941 sqm with over 380 villas, close to 600 high-rise apartment units, recreational facilities, and landscaped greeneries. The project is expected to be completed by the first half of 2010.
Tianjiao Cheng
(Official Website: http://www.tianjiaocheng.com)
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Tianjiao Cheng is a residential development with a GFA of 283,700 sq.m. situated beside the Caiyun Lake Project in Chongqing. The high-rise apartment units offer a magnificent view of the adjacent regional park and are easily accessible to the city centre. Project is expected to be completed by the second half of 2010.
Harvest Capital Partners provides expertise in the redevelopment of the site to build a premium, mixed-use community and capture the high growth opportunities in inland, second tier cities in the PRC.
Chongqing Art-Deco Residential Project, Chongqing, PRC
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The Chongqing Art-Deco Residential Project is a residential development with a total GFA of 136,367 sq.m. Located in Yuzhong District, the main CBD in Chongqing, the project is close to high-end shopping malls and office towers providing convenience and city living for affluent local residents and expatriates. Covered by natural greenery and hundreds of trees, and an unobstructed view of the Jialing River, the project will be designed as Art Deco-style apartments. Situated within the site are two listed historical buildings from the 1930s which must be restored and will be converted to clubhouse facilities for residents. The project is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2010.
Harvest Capital Partners provides project development expertise in preserving historical heritage elements while transforming the site to capture the huge potential in land value appreciation.
The Fifth Square, Beijing, PRC
(Official Website: http://www.fifthsquare.com)
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The Fifth Square is a comprehensive development which houses three international Grade A intelligent office buildings and retail space. With a total GFA of 123,514 sq. m., the project is located in Dongcheng District, on the eastern side of the city centre where many SOEs are located and neighbouring the traditional CBD for MNCs. Numerous international and local corporations have built their headquarters in this area, boosting strong demand for premium office space. Construction of the project was recently completed and the leasing campaign is in progress.
Harvest Capital Partners provides its expertise in project development and management, with an aim to raise tenant profile and improve recurrent rental income.
Urban Community Development, Guiyang, Guizhou Province, PRC
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The project in Guiyang is currently an undeveloped site with a total site area of 9.5 sq. km. and a permitted GFA of approximately 6,700,000 sq. m. The site will include infrastructure ready for a mixed-use community. The site is in Yu An District, close to the city centre. Construction work has commenced and the entire land development will be completed by the end of 2011.
Harvest Capital Partners provides its expertise in accelerating the transformation of land while preserving the cultural elements of the area for developing a well-managed, sizable and ecological-friendly community.