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Lujiazui's iconic skyline is used ubiquitously to depict the city and is, in many ways, a symbol of Shanghai.

Situated in a lesser known section of Pudong, Tangqiao offers easy access to Huangpu and Xuhui via Nanpu Bridge, as well as the Pudong Airport and Lujiazui.

The site of Expo Shanghai 2010 and the China Pavilion (now the China Arts Museum) still stands, housing several places of interests.

Located south of the Shanghai Expo site, Yangsi is currently largely underdeveloped and mostly known for its nearby Oriental Sports Center.

Situated north of Century Park and on the edge of Jinqiao, Pudong Ave offers excellent value for money in terms of housing and location.

Century Park, Shanghai’s largest park in the inner city, has several excellent and modern housing options nearby.

Often considered to be one of the largest expatriate communities in Shanghai, Jinqiao is where many International Schools, International Hospitals and all the facilities and amenities expatriates could wish for, can be found.

Just 5 minutes away from both Jinqiao and Zhangjiang Park, Longdong Avenue has recently seen a burst in major housing development to satisfy growing demand from Zhangjiang Hi-tech park, often dubbed China’s Silicon Valley.

Closest to the Pudong airport, Tangzhen is largely the most eastern area for expatriates to look for housing if they still want to enjoy Jinqiao’s facilities.

Zhangjiang Hi-tech Park is a gathering point for many industries’ tech and science firms. 100 research firms and institutions, as well as over 3600 companies can be found here.

Located in between Kangqiao and Century Park/Jinqiao, Beicai is mostly known for the Ikea located here. Considered as Asia’s largest Ikea store, it is frequently visited by the Pudong populace.

Sitting at the southern end of Pudong, Kangqiao is quite far from the many amenities that Jinqiao offers. It is popular with those that feel that even Jinqiao is a bit too crowded and too overdeveloped.