A promotional event for the Sanchagang Wedge Greenbelt project was recently held in Singapore, highlighting its unique value and development potential as the last remaining wedge-shaped green space available for development in central Shanghai.
The event was organized by Shanghai Pudong Media Group, a subsidiary of the Waigaoqiao Group, and attracted representatives from over 20 international enterprises and institutions, including Ernst & Young Singapore, CPG Group, and OCBC Bank. Discussions centered on project collaboration, industrial synergy, and cultural exchange.
During the presentation, the PMG elaborated on the project's positioning, transportation advantages, and functional layout. Hu Huanzhong, deputy general manager of Waigaoqiao Group, engaged with international representatives to explore development models, policy support mechanisms, and cross-border cooperation frameworks. Multiple organizations expressed strong interest in fields such as project valuation, operational management models, international health and wellness services, and green low-carbon practices.
Located in the strategic core area of the “Gateway to Shanghai” in the greater Wusong region, the Sanchagang Wedge Greenbelt spans approximately 662 hectares, with a total planned construction area of about 3.13 million square meters. It will integrate diverse functions including residential, commercial, cultural, sports, healthcare, and R&D office spaces. The project is structured around three core functional zones—art & exhibition, innovation & culture, and eco-recreation—focusing on leisure tourism, ecological sustainability, industrial innovation, artistic creativity, and educational well-being.
