With the construction of cities, some people bid for government land in the name of companies, and build brand squares, such as Liansheng Square, Huayi Square and wanda plaza, to provide a city square integrating leisure, catering, entertainment and shopping for urban citizens. But few people know that Wanda, one of the first-tier cities in China, has not yet settled in. We should know that some second-tier cities such as Nanchang and Changsha have four or more wanda plaza, not to mention this is a first-tier city. Why doesn't Wanda settle in? Some netizens gave feedback in the message:? Wanda is too low to deserve? ? . Let's have a look!
This city is Shenzhen, Guangdong. Have you ever played? Were you from Shenzhen when you came? China's slogan should be one of the most inclusive cities, so there is no reason to say that Shenzhen people collectively boycotted Wanda, making Wanda have no market in Shenzhen. Let's take a look at wanda plaza's consumption orientation. As we all know, it is aimed at high-end cities in China. In 20 18, more than 50 new wanda plaza were opened in second-and third-tier cities nationwide. In Shenzhen, many areas were actually divided as early as the 1990s. Wanda has no land since it developed Shenzhen in 2005. Moreover, Shenzhen's city square similar to wanda plaza is close to saturation.
There was once an entry that described Shenzhen as? Shenzhen speed? Shenzhen's economic development is very strong.
In my opinion, wanda plaza is a low-priced shopping mall in China, while in Shenzhen, Vientiane, China Resources and Jingji are all high-end shopping malls highly recognized by Shenzhen citizens. As for Wanda, its ultimate goal is not to provide various conveniences for urban residents, but to build office buildings around wanda plaza. Of course, speculation in housing prices is the main reason. Do you want to force it? I'll leave it to you to analyze, but I think if Wanda is opened in Shenzhen, many Shenzhen people will not pay the bill, because Wanda is not a one-person Wanda, many businesses need to settle in the square, and Shenzhen citizens have formed their own consumption habits and consumption circles, and most of them will not join in the fun because of the opening of the new square. What do you think of this?