China Resources Land
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UnclaimedA China Resources Group property company developing, investing in, and managing residential and commercial real estate in Mainland China.
Last updated August 31, 2026
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Overview
China Resources Land Limited is the real-estate development and investment arm of China Resources Group. The company operates primarily in Mainland China, with activities spanning residential property development, investment-property development and management, and related construction and decoration services. Its business is concentrated in major Chinese urban markets, including Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Wuhan, Hefei, Hangzhou, Wuxi, Dalian, Ningbo, Changsha, Suzhou, Chongqing, and Shenyang. The company’s portfolio includes both residential communities and large-scale commercial or mixed-use assets. Its named residential and community projects include Oak Bay, Phoenix City Phase 3, Phoenix Plaza, The Bund Side, Jade City, Phoenix City, Wuhan Phoenix City, Hefei French Annecy, and Wuxi Taihu International Community. Its best-known commercial-property offering is the MixC, or Wanxiangcheng, mall platform, although the available reference material does not provide a complete list of operating locations or the precise corporate scope of that brand. China Resources Land became a red-chip company on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1996, giving overseas investors access to a property business connected to a major centrally administered Chinese enterprise group. The listed company’s role is distinct from China Resources Group’s broader portfolio, which spans multiple industries. Within the group, China Resources Land represents the property-development and urban-investment business. The company’s operating model combines land and property development with longer-term ownership and management of investment properties. This combination allows it to participate in both the sale of residential units and recurring commercial-property operations. It also has construction and decoration capabilities through subsidiaries, supporting the delivery and fit-out of projects. In June 2024, China Resources Land was one of ten companies recognized in the BCI Asia Top 10 Developers Award. The recognition placed the company among developers noted by BCI Asia during that award cycle, but the supplied sources do not specify the judging criteria, project basis, or ranking order. China Resources Land remains an active, Hong Kong-listed Chinese real-estate enterprise with a portfolio spanning residential communities, office and commercial development, and managed investment properties.
History
China Resources Land developed as the real-estate platform of China Resources Group, a diversified Chinese enterprise group. Its corporate activities center on property development and the creation and management of investment properties. Through subsidiaries, the company also undertakes construction and decoration services, giving the business capabilities that extend beyond the sale or leasing of completed real estate. The company’s principal geographic base is Mainland China. Its development activity has reached a broad group of major cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Wuhan, Hefei, Hangzhou, Wuxi, Dalian, Ningbo, Changsha, Suzhou, Chongqing, and Shenyang. This city coverage reflects an urban-development model focused on large and economically significant markets rather than a single regional property market. Hong Kong is the company’s listing and corporate-headquarters location in the supplied reference material. A significant corporate milestone came in 1996, when China Resources Land was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as a red-chip stock. The listing connected the company with international capital markets while retaining its relationship with China Resources Group. The supplied material does not identify the precise founding date, original founder, or a detailed sequence of restructurings before the listing, so those elements remain unspecified. China Resources Land’s project portfolio has included residential developments such as Oak Bay, Phoenix City Phase 3, Phoenix Plaza, The Bund Side, Jade City, Phoenix City, Wuhan Phoenix City, Hefei French Annecy, and Wuxi Taihu International Community. These projects illustrate the company’s involvement in planned communities and large-scale urban residential schemes. Alongside residential development, the company has built its investment-property business around commercial and mixed-use assets. The MixC, known in Chinese as Wanxiangcheng, is identified as a flagship commercial offering associated with the company. The company’s business model is therefore based on two complementary property activities. Residential development can generate revenue through project sales, while investment properties provide a platform for longer-term ownership, leasing, and operational management. The construction and decoration-services activity supports project execution and the completion of built environments. The supplied sources do not provide sufficient financial detail to quantify the relative contribution of these segments. In June 2024, China Resources Land was among ten companies receiving the BCI Asia Top 10 Developers Award. This recognition provides a recent public marker of the company’s standing in the regional development sector. The available reference does not give additional details about the award’s methodology or the particular projects considered. China Resources Land is currently described as an active, Hong Kong-listed property company under China Resources Group. Its documented identity is that of a large Chinese developer and investment-property operator, with activities covering residential communities, commercial and office real estate, property management, and related construction and decoration services.
Products and positioning
A major China Resources Group property developer combining residential development with commercial-property investment, management, and urban mixed-use projects.
Commercial and mixed-use property
The MixC (Wanxiangcheng)
The MixC, known as Wanxiangcheng in Chinese, is identified as China Resources Land’s flagship commercial-property offering. It represents the company’s investment-property and urban-commercial development activity, complementing its residential projects. The supplied reference does not provide a complete location list, launch date, or detailed operating statistics.
Residential development
Phoenix City
Phoenix City is one of the named residential development brands or project families associated with China Resources Land. The reference also identifies Phoenix City Phase 3 and Wuhan Phoenix City, indicating use of the name across more than one development or phase. Specific locations, completion dates, and product specifications are not provided.
Residential development
Oak Bay
Oak Bay is listed among China Resources Land’s residential projects. It forms part of the company’s portfolio of planned housing communities, but the available source does not specify its city, development scale, completion date, or current sales status.
Residential development
Other named residential projects
The company’s documented residential portfolio also includes Phoenix City Phase 3, Phoenix Plaza, The Bund Side, Jade City, Wuhan Phoenix City, Hefei French Annecy, and Wuxi Taihu International Community. These projects demonstrate coverage across multiple Mainland Chinese markets. The supplied reference does not provide individual project histories or current operating status.
Recent events
China Resources Land acquires full equity in Shenzhen Hubei Lexing Real Estate Development[2]
China Resources Land said its wholly owned subsidiary successfully bid RMB 1,109,359,048 for the 100% equity interest in Shenzhen Hubei Lexing Real Estate Development held by Hubei Shunrun Investment.
China Resources Land and China Resources Mixc Lifestyle sign financing partnership with China Merchants Bank[3]
China Resources Land and its subsidiary China Resources Mixc Lifestyle signed strategic cooperation agreements with China Merchants Bank for acquisition financing. China Merchants Bank granted financing facilities of RMB 20 billion to China Resources Land and RMB 3 billion to China Resources Mixc Lifestyle for their acquisition businesses.
Reported
China Resources Land considers listing property-management and commercial-operations businesses[4]
China Resources Land said it was considering a separate listing of its property-management and commercial-operations businesses, and stated that it had submitted an application on August 21.
Reported
China Resources Land appoints Wang Xiangming as chairman[5]
China Resources Land appointed Wang Xiangming as chairman of its board, succeeding Tang Yong.
Reported
China Resources Land proposes capital increase for Shantou project company[6]
China Resources Land proposed a RMB 10 million capital increase for Shantou Runhong Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. The funds are intended mainly for development of the project site and repayment of earlier shareholder loans.
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