Where is Xuchang Hongwei Jiuting?

Address of Hongwei Jiuting Project: Northwest corner of intersection of Tianbao Road and Laodong Road in Xuchang.

The project covers an area of nearly 50 mu, with a total construction area of nearly 6.5438+0.2 million square meters and a plot ratio of 3.48. * * * It is planned to have five high-rise residential buildings with total floors, seven-story platform-type large chassis, 1 small high-rise commercial office building, and an exquisite commercial pedestrian street. Generally speaking, it is a mature commercial and residential comprehensive community. There are 1#, 2# and 3# buildings along Tianbao Road, with a total height of 32 floors, and the 4# and 5# buildings inside have a total height of 29 floors. The exterior of the building adopts the century-old classic Art-deco architectural style, which is used in the world-famous American Empire State Building and Shanghai Jinjiang Hotel. The construction is difficult, so pay attention to the detailed structure. The building quality of the whole community is also very good. The facade of the building is made of high-grade ceramic tiles and imitation stone paint, and the external insulation wall is added to the external wall. All windows are made of double-layer Low-E insulating glass, which not only has excellent thermal insulation, sound insulation and energy saving effects, but also presents different colors in the building from different angles, giving people a dynamic beauty with the changes of sunshine, moonlight and lighting. There are 634 parking spaces in the project, and the proportion of parking spaces in the community is 1: 1. The road layout adopts the road network layout of separating people and vehicles to minimize the pollution of exhaust emissions, ensure the safety of owners' travel, and create a "safe and comfortable" living environment for the community.

The current average price of the project: 6000 yuan/square meter.

Property type: residential.

Property ownership period: ordinary residence: 70 years.

Decoration: blank.

Click to view: details of the grand nine pavilions.