In 2011 it co-founded e-Shang, a warehousing developer and operator based in Shanghai. e-Shang has grown from a portfolio of warehouses of 50, 000 square meters in 2011 to its current 1 million square meters of completed and developing projects, buoyed by the rapid growth of e-commerce in the country.

WSJ: Investors Target Logistics Property in China

Australian-listed property developer Goodman Group, which first invested in warehouses in China in 2009, has 12 logistics projects, mainly in Shanghai and nearby cities, as well as in the Bohai Bay region.

WSJ: Investors Target Logistics Property in China

In China the REIT has the exclusive right to build warehouses at Beijing Airport for the 2008 Olympics and at the expanding port of Shanghai.

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