Shenzhen MIXC

Shenzhen MIXC, also known as China Resources MixC, is a major shopping mall and mixed-use development in Luohu District, Shenzhen, China. The complex forms part of Phase I of the Shenzhen China Resources Center and is operated by China Resources (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of China Resources Land Ltd. Its development combines a large retail mall with a Grade A office tower, making it a broader commercial property project rather than a standalone retail building. The mall opened in mid-December 2004 and became one of Shenzhen's most prominent high-end shopping destinations. The retail component is described as a multi-level mall with a substantial floor area, while the wider Phase I development also includes a 29-storey office tower. Phase II of the surrounding China Resources Center includes Grand Hyatt Shenzhen, adding hospitality use to the mixed-use district. Shenzhen MIXC occupies a strategically connected location near Shennan Road, one of Shenzhen's principal arterial routes. It is served by local bus routes and has direct access to Shenzhen Metro's Grand Theater station, where Line 1 and Line 2 services connect with the mall's basement level. This transport integration supports its role as a regional shopping, dining, leisure, and commercial destination. The mall's commercial significance is reflected in reported turnover. In 2014, Shenzhen MIXC recorded turnover of RMB 6.2 billion, described in the reference material as the highest among shopping malls in Shenzhen at that time. The figure placed it fourth nationally and second within Guangdong Province by turnover. No more recent financial figures are provided in the available source material. As a MIXC-branded property, Shenzhen MIXC represents China Resources Land's approach to large-scale urban commercial developments that combine retail, offices, transportation access, and nearby hospitality. Its positioning is associated with a premium, destination-oriented mall format, although the available reference material does not provide a complete tenant list, specific flagship stores, or current operating statistics.

Shenzhen MIXC is a commercial property in Luohu District, Shenzhen, developed as part of the Shenzhen China Resources Center. The project is associated with China Resources Land and is operated locally by China Resources (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. Its format combines a large shopping mall with office and hospitality components developed in phases. The first phase includes the mall and a 29-storey Grade A office tower. The mall opened in mid-December 2004, establishing the MIXC name in Shenzhen's retail market. The available source describes the retail facility as a six-floor mall with a large total floor area; it also reports a mall floor-area figure of 188,000 square metres in connection with the opening description. The wider development later expanded through a second phase that included Grand Hyatt Shenzhen. The mall's location has been central to its role in the city. It stands near Shennan Road and is served by bus routes as well as Shenzhen Metro. Grand Theater station, served by Line 1 and Line 2, has exits connecting directly to the mall's basement level. This connectivity gives Shenzhen MIXC both local accessibility and a strong position within central Shenzhen's commercial network. By 2014, the property had become one of Shenzhen's leading shopping destinations by turnover. Reported turnover for that year reached RMB 6.2 billion, placing the mall first in Shenzhen, fourth nationally, and second in Guangdong Province according to the cited reference. The available material does not provide a detailed account of later renovations, tenant changes, management changes, or current performance. Consequently, the mall's present-day operational details should be verified against more recent company or property sources.

• 2014

  Reported RMB 6.2 billion turnover

  [1]MixC Shenzhenen.wikipedia.org

  Shenzhen MIXC reported turnover of RMB 6.2 billion, ranking first among Shenzhen shopping malls, fourth nationally, and second in Guangdong Province in the cited comparison.

• 2004

  Shenzhen MIXC opened

  [1]MixC Shenzhenen.wikipedia.org

  The China Resources MixC shopping mall opened in mid-December 2004 as part of Phase I of the Shenzhen China Resources Center.

A large, premium-oriented urban shopping and mixed-use destination serving Shenzhen and the surrounding region.

• Shopping mall · 2004

  Shenzhen MIXC shopping mall

  The core offering is a large, multi-level urban shopping mall in Luohu District. It provides a destination environment for retail, dining, leisure, and other consumer services. The available reference describes the mall as having six floors and a substantial floor area, and emphasizes its direct connection to Grand Theater metro station. Specific tenants and individual retail brands are not identified in the source material.

• Office property · 2004

  Shenzhen China Resources Center office tower

  Phase I of the Shenzhen China Resources Center includes a 29-storey Grade A office tower alongside the shopping mall. It is part of the broader mixed-use development associated with Shenzhen MIXC, although the available material does not provide its separate leasing, occupancy, or tenant details.

• Urban commercial complex · 2004

  Integrated transport-connected retail destination

  A defining feature of Shenzhen MIXC is its integration with the surrounding transport network. The property is adjacent to Shennan Road, served by bus routes, and directly connected at basement level to Grand Theater station on Shenzhen Metro Lines 1 and 2. This access supports the mall's role as a centrally located regional destination.

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• 2014

  Shenzhen MIXC reported RMB 6.2 billion turnover in 2014[1]MixC Shenzhenen.wikipedia.org

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  Available reference material states that Shenzhen MIXC recorded turnover of RMB 6.2 billion in 2014, ranking first among shopping malls in Shenzhen, fourth nationally, and second in Guangdong Province by turnover.

1. 1MixC Shenzhenen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Shenzhen MIXC (Wikidata)wikidata.org
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