One of the World's Largest Developers Eyes Bay Area for Investment

Shanghai-based Greenland Holding Group, one of the world’s largest real estate developers, is in talks to invest and build in the Bay Area. The company has more than $55B in global assets and has invested about $20B in overseas development projects since 2013. Greenland’s US head I-Fei Chang told the San Francisco Business Times that she travels to the Bay Area biweekly to meet with city officials and local companies. Greenland is looking to develop large mixed-use projects similar to their previous deals in Los Angeles and Brooklyn[BIZ]

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