April 21 (Bloomberg) - Mori Building Co., owner of the highest building of China, said it sold five floors of the property and can offer more in the Tower the request of investors.
Japan largest private developer said that it sold the 68 to the 72-storey of the history of 101 Shanghai World Financial Center. Space (174, 828 - square feet) of 16, 248-square-meter was sold at an average price of 82,142 yuan ($12,588) per square metre, according to the information managed by the Government of Shanghai Real Estate Trading Center, following the real estate transaction.Mori value per square metre is highest for the offices of China, after the Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal record prices in the second half of last year according to Cushman & Wakefield Inc.. "The said property rents from the city main office brokerage roses 23 percent in the first quarter, while the Colliers International Research said this week Shanghai 37.5 million square feet of Office under construction at the end of 2010 has space summer the most among the 50 cities around the world".We have been very stubborn are not for sale, but we found that some customers who wanted to buy the upper floors, "Michiho Kishi, spokesman for Mori unit that manages the building, said in an interview yesterday, refusing to comment on the price." "We are facing financial difficulties, but it may be preferable to collect some cash that we prepare for future business."Mori is always was approached by many buyers more space, the building he said. The property is 90% filled, leaving the company with "step so" floors to sell, said Kishi.Difficile to control "is unusual for a historic change of hands in part, but not in bulk, because it will be difficult to control the quality of small owners."said Jack Ye, Director of investments for Cushman & Wakefield in China. "If they are intended to cash, they could choose to sell the shares of the building."Buyers may not sell or rent space without the approval of the Mori for seven years, said Kishi, who refused to identify the buyers. Tomson Group Ltd. of Taiwan announced the purchase of the floor 72th earlier this year, he is optimistic with regard to the "consequential potential for high range office space demand."Shanghai World Financial Center, completed in 2008, is located in the Lujiazui Finance city and free trade Zone. Tenants include bank BNP Paribas Group and Wells Fargo & Co. and accounting firm Ernst & Young LLP.Mori collected the less than 1.3 billion yuan, in the space that it sold, based on calculations using the data from the Centre of Shanghai Real Estate Trading. The company may use the capital to expand in China and other markets, including South Korea and Taiwan, said Kishi.Investissement of China in the real estate sector has increased 34% to 885 billion yuan in the first quarterthe Government said last week. Seven transactions took place in Shanghai in first quarter, totaling 4.6 billion yuan excluding land, with 50.4% of Chinese investors, Taiwan and Hong Kong, according to a report of Cushman.-Bonnie Cao. Editors: Linus Chua, Malcolm Scott
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