Sunshine 100 Company Profile

Sunshine 100 was established on 1999, and its predecessor, Guangxi Wantong Enterprise, was founded by Mr. Yi Xiaodi on 1992. 1999, sunshine 100 successfully developed the Beijing CBD sunshine 100 international apartment project, which entered a period of rapid growth with the marketization of real estate in China. Since 2000, Sunshine 100 has successfully developed more than 20 projects in more than ten cities outside Beijing, such as Tianjin, Chongqing, Changsha, Jinan, Nanning, Wuhan, Shenyang, Chengdu, Luoyang, Wuxi, Yantai, Dongying, Liuzhou and Guilin, with an annual development volume exceeding 1 10,000 square meters and a planned development area exceeding 65,438 square meters.

As a professional, single-minded and dedicated developer, Sunshine 100 adheres to the road of market segmentation and personalized growth, that is, developing new-style houses with emerging white-collar workers in emerging urban areas. Unified product style, international master's design art, standardized quality platform and good after-sales service not only make Sunshine 100 become the leading brand of emerging fashion communities in China, but also make Sunshine 100 achieve great commercial success in different cities. Since 2000, Sunshine 100 has maintained a steady growth of more than 30%, and the pre-sale rate of products has reached more than 90%. The sales of most projects are among the best in the local market.

Sunshine 100 adheres to positive and healthy values and corporate culture, and advocates a "simpler, freer and younger" lifestyle. It is a highly respected brand enterprise in the market. Since 2004, it has been rated as "Top 100 Real Estate Enterprises in China" (Enterprise Research Institute of the State Council Development Research Center, Tsinghua University Real Estate Research Institute, China Index Research Institute, etc. ), selected by authoritative media organizations such as Economic Observer as "China 500 Most Valuable Brands" (World Brand Lab) and "China Blue Chip Real Estate Enterprise".