SHANGHAI: The unexpectedly high occupancy rate at Shanghai Tower, China’s tallest skyscraper, is a snapshot of foreign companies’ unchanged confidence in the country amid its continued efforts in further opening up, say officials and industry experts.
About 80% of the office space at the 632-metre-tall building has been rented out so far, while the occupancy rate of commercial space is as high as 98%, said Yan Ming, deputy general manager of Shanghai Tower Construction and Development Co.
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