Singapore's Perennial plans healthcare hubs in 40 Chinese cities
16-Jan-16, The Straits Times
Less than a year after making its first foray into China's healthcare sector, Singapore developer Perennial Real Estate Holdings has now set ambitious goals for itself: to set up integrated healthcare hubs in 20 to 40 Chinese cities.
%20Kor%20Kian%20Beng_Perennial%20Real%20Estate%20Holdings.jpg "Singapores Perennial plans healthcare hubs in 40 Chinese cities (c) Kor Kian Beng Perennial Real Estate Holdings")
Image: Kor Kian Beng / Perennial Real Estate Holdings
The concept will be similar to that of the Perennial International Health and Medical Hub in south-western Chengdu city, which is touted as the largest integrated healthcare development in western China with 280,000 sq m of gross floor area.
Located next to the Chengdu East high-speed rail station, the hub will include eldercare homes, hotels, serviced apartments, commercial offices and retail.