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Casa Lakeville in Shanghai Xintiandi

Casa Lakeville, Lakeville’s ‘Phase III’ site, is a Rui’an real estate residential development project that covers an area of 52 hectares. It lies at the doorstep of the Taipingqiao, as well as Shanghai’s trendy Xintiandi area. The surrounding area has Grade A office buildings, two 6-star hotels, theatres, historic streets, international schools, and more. Residents are able to enjoy an atmosphere that combines a cosmopolitan lifestyle with luxury fashion. Casa Lakeville’s beautiful greenery was designed by an internationally renowned architectural design company. The landscaping design incorporates serenity and nature in a geometrically clean-lined style that encourages relaxation and peace of mind.
Apartments for Rent in Casa Lakeville

Shanghai Xintiandi was developed by Shui On Land during the re-development of the surrounding area. The Xintiandi redevelopment was designed by Benjamin T. Wood and Nikken Sekkei International. Old Shikumen houses were renovated and repurposed, now housing art galleries, cafes, and restaurants. Xintiandi is known for its active nightlife throughout the week (rather on the romantic side than on the "loud" side though).

Xintiandi is an excellent choice for expats who seek a) proximity to other expats, b) a clean yet lively environment, and c) are on a generous housing budget: Xintiandi boasts the highest real estate prices in all of China.
Information and Property Listings in Xintiandi

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