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Hui Xian Real Estate Investment Trust (Hui Xian REIT) is a Hong Kong-listed real estate investment trust established in 2011. It was the first Renminbi-denominated REIT listed outside mainland China and is primarily sponsored by Beijing-based property developer Longfor Group. The REIT's principal asset is the Oriental Plaza, a premier mixed-use commercial complex located in the Wangfujing area of Beijing, one of the city's most prominent retail and business districts. The property includes retail space, offices, serviced apartments, and parking facilities, making it a significant income-generating asset in a prime location. Its competitive advantage lies in its strategic, high-footfall location and its long-term, high-quality tenant base, which includes multinational corporations and luxury retail brands, providing stable rental income.
Pioneered the offshore RMB REIT structure; focus is on asset management and operational efficiency rather than technological innovation.
Hui Xian REIT offers exposure to a prime Beijing commercial property through a stable, income-focused structure. Its key strengths include a high-quality asset in a top-tier location and sponsorship by a reputable developer. However, risks include single-asset concentration, currency exposure (for non-RMB investors), and sensitivity to Chinese economic and regulatory conditions. It may appeal to income-seeking investors comfortable with RMB-denominated assets and focused on long-term real estate fundamentals in China.