Lanson Place Hospitality Management Limited expanded its portfolio to include two new sites in China and Australia.
These two new additions are Yi Ju Apartments in Shenzhen, China, and Lanson Place Parliament Gardens in Melbourne.
The former offers a new residential solution for the Millennial and Generation Z residents while latter offers the brand’s signature services in a heritage landmark, previously occupied by the Salvation Army printing press.
Contemporary dynamism
The Yi Ju Apartments are Lanson Place’s initial entry to the Shenzen’s bustling long-term apartment rental market.
This distinctive development is located in the heart of the Xili district and aims to provide a welcoming and comfortable living experience through its attention to the smallest detail.
With a total of 1,610 units offering a range of residential options from studios to four-bedroom apartments, Yi Ju caters to the diverse needs of a young and energetic audience, making this the ideal address in the Greater Bay Area amidst the urban energy of Shenzhen.
Strategically located near the city’s transportation network and essential facilities, Yi Ju’s contemporary, minimalist design reflects the lifestyle of its Millennials and Generation Z residents.
A picturesque addition
Meanwhile, the upcoming opening of Lanson Place Parliament Gardens in Melbourne in September stands to boost the group’s collection of sanctuaries in gateway cities.
An architectural conservation project located opposite the picturesque Parliament Gardens, the property is housed within the historic walls of the former Salvation Army printing press, located on the edge of the city in Albert Street, East Melbourne.
The upscale boutique property features 137 tastefully appointed rooms, studio apartments, as well as one- and two-bedroom apartments. Two exquisite penthouses with panoramic views over Melbourne are its crowning glory.
Guests will welcome its contemporary facilities which include a wellness centre with a 20-metre swimming pool, a 24-hour fitness centre, and a ground-floor restaurant and bar.
