IKEA China is concentrating on selling vacant stores in eight cities. Governor Chang'an Street learned from JLL, a commercial real estate service investment management agency, that the agency has received an exclusive sales commission from IKEA's parent company Ingka Group to sell all of IKEA's vacant properties in the eight cities of Shanghai, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Harbin, Nantong, Xuzhou, Guiyang, and Ningbo. This is Ikea's largest centralized disposal of its own assets in the nearly 30 years since it entered the Chinese market, reflecting the comprehensive strategic restructuring of the home retail giant in the Chinese market. According to JLL's disclosure, the eight assets introduced to the market this time are all Ingka China's own properties. The above assets have now been completely emptied, have no lease restrictions, and can be delivered immediately as is.

IKEA China is concentrating on selling vacant stores in eight cities. Governor Chang'an Street learned from JLL, a commercial real estate service investment management agency, that the agency has received an exclusive sales commission from IKEA's parent company Ingka Group to sell all of IKEA's vacant properties in the eight cities of Shanghai, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Harbin, Nantong, Xuzhou, Guiyang, and Ningbo. This is Ikea's largest centralized disposal of its own assets in the nearly 30 years since it entered the Chinese market, reflecting the comprehensive strategic restructuring of the home retail giant in the Chinese market. According to JLL's disclosure, the eight assets introduced to the market this time are all Ingka China's own properties. The above assets have now been completely emptied, have no lease restrictions, and can be delivered immediately as is.