Explore Huangpu Apartments and Real Estate Information

Xintiandi (literally 'new heaven on earth') tends to polarize expats. Some enjoy Its cafés and restaurants set among the area's traditional shikumen-style area of pedestrian lanes and squares. Others deride it as "too touristy" (which it no doubt is) and not a genuine exemplar of cultural preservation.

Madang Road stretches from Xintiandi, a stylish dinning and shopping area, down to Madang Road metro station. The metro station is notable for its proximity to Mengzi Road and Liyuan Road, which intersect to form an enclave of boutique art shops and restaurants.

The Bund is an iconic waterfront area that goes along the Huangpu River. The gorgeous Western-style buildings that line the waterway are home to a number of the city’s most well-known restaurants and bars many with views on Shanghai’s famous skyline across the river. Other tourist hotspots, including the Pearl Tower and Yu Gardens, are nearby.

Once home to the Shanghai Grease Factory, this area now features the Cool Docks, a riverside complex that is teeming with restaurants, hotels, boutique shops, art studios, and cafes. The nearby beach is perfect for lounging, partying, and sports.

Home to the Temple of the City Gods, this area also includes the famed Yuyuan Garden, a 400-year-old classical Chinese garden. The five-acre garden features a number of uniquely designed pavilions, ponds, and courtyards. The nearby bazaar is popular amongst Chinese and foreign tourists alike, and it sells everything from souvenirs to everyday items.

Despite being located within easy reach of the heart of Shanghai, this area features some of Shanghai’s best housing prices. A number of high-end compounds, including Dazhong Homeland, are situated here. Its location also allows for easy access to the highway.

Its central location is within easy reach of some of Shanghai’s top highlights, including the Bund and the famed fabric market. At the same time, residents have easy access to Pudong and the Pudong airport.

This up-and-coming area encompasses the former Puxi Expo site, and it has a number of on-going developmental projects. A huge expanse of greenery is a highlight for many residents. The nearby highway provides easy access to Pudong and the Pudong airport.

The winding, maze-like Tianzifang is the highlight of this area. Its pedestrian walkways house bars, cafes, restaurants, souvenir shops, boutiques, craft shops, art studios, and galleries. The classically-styled Chinese “lane houses” that make up the surrounding area are well known for their unique designs.

The famed Middle Huaihai Road is Shanghai’s second longest commercial shopping street. Stretching from the Former French Concession all the way to People’s Square, this street has endless shopping and dining options. The K11 mall, which is known for holding regular art exhibitions, is located on this street.

The Former French Concession is perhaps the most charming part of Shanghai's truly unique appeal - the juxtaposition between the ultra-modern and the colonial past. With its tree-lined streets, boutique shops, historic lane houses and villas, the area is a window into the city's history.

People's Square is both an important transport hub and a cultural center. The square is home to Shanghai Museum, Shanghai Grand Theater and Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall. Across the road lies People's Park (a racetrack prior to 1949), which is a lovely spot with a Western café-restaurant-club set in the middle of a beautiful man-made lake.