What about the developers in the riverside era in Midtown?

Hello, Zhongcheng Group is a diversified comprehensive large-scale enterprise integrating project investment and financing, real estate development, property management and commercial supporting services. Headquartered in Hefei, Anhui, with a registered capital of 200 million yuan.

The total investment of the Group has reached 654.38+08 billion yuan, with a construction area of nearly 8 million square meters. Zhongcheng Group, rooted in Anhui, adheres to "green products, China characteristics; Adhering to the development concept of "building a dream world with strength", relying on strong construction support and strong real estate development ability, we are committed to building a beautiful living model in the hearts of owners.

Now, Zhongcheng Real Estate has gained a good reputation in Anhui Province, and has gradually implemented the strategic layout based on Anhui and radiating the whole country. From Anhui to Shandong to Henan, 13 has 26 children in 9 cities, providing millions of fine houses for the society and providing superior living choices for more than one million customers.

\ \ In 2004+2008, Zhongcheng entered Wuhu for the first time to develop Guanshan Hanlin Project in Wuhu. The project was sold out only one and a half years after its opening, and the number of sales sets and the amount of sales were among the best in Wuhu market.

In 20 17, the Hanlin Mansion in Midtown once again set a new record in Wuhu, which was sold out immediately after opening. The total sales in 17 exceeded 2 billion yuan. Since then, Zhongcheng has formed a very high popularity and reputation in Wuhu.

Zhongcheng products must be fine products. The average opening price of Guanshan Hanlin is about 6,500 yuan/_, the average opening price of existing houses is about 1.8 million yuan/_, the average opening price of Hanlin Mansion is 7,800 yuan/_, and the average opening price of existing houses is 1.5 million yuan/_, which is obvious.

View: Details of Midtown Riverside Times Project