Hongkong Land Says Westbund Central Resilience Measures Cut Expected Rainfall-Flood Losses by 88%

By Public Technologies
  • Hongkong Land's report with Marsh finds Westbund Central's resilience measures cut expected rainfall-flood losses 88% and storm-surge losses 84% today.
  • By 2050, those measures are projected to reduce rainfall-flood losses by 79% and storm-surge losses by 84%.
  • Projected flood losses in 2050 remain below those an unprotected building would face today.
  • The US$8 billion mixed-use development on Shanghai's Xuhui Waterfront is the group's largest-ever single investment.
  • Spanning approximately 1.7 million square meters, Westbund Central is scheduled for phased completion through 2028.


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