(This image is a conceptual rendering, the final appearance is subject to the actual construction)

Since its groundbreaking in November 2023, Xi'an Taikoo Li's construction has advanced rapidly and captured significant public and media interest as it rises toward becoming a new commercial landmark.

Xi'an Taikoo Li is progressing rapidly: two buildings will top out by the end of August, six more (now at grade) are slated to top out by December, and the rest are in pile-foundation and earthwork stages. All structures should be capped by 2026, with phased handovers in 2027.

The Xi'an Taikoo Li project covers a total site area of approximately 192 mu (about 128,000 square meters) and a total floor area of around 470,000 square meters, including formats such as retail malls, cultural facilities, and high-end hotels. It is the largest Taikoo Li in terms of scale and volume built in the Chinese mainland.

(This image is a conceptual rendering, the final appearance is subject to the actual construction)

Xi'an Taikoo Li sits beside the Small Wild Goose Pagoda (a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site), the Tang-dynasty Jianfu Temple, and the ruins of Anren Fang, one of the 108 "fang" neighborhoods in Tang Chang'an's outer city. The design balances the Taikoo Li brand identity with respect for Anren Fang's traditional character, using an innovative, low‑density, open‑plan layout to seamlessly integrate urban context, heritage conservation, culture, commerce, and tourism.

(This image is a conceptual rendering, the final appearance is subject to the actual construction)

Opening in phases in 2027, Xi'an Taikoo Li will become a vibrant, world‑class landmark. It will help the millennium‑old capital unlock the contemporary value of its heritage, spur organic urban renewal, and boost its commercial vibrancy and cultural influence as a "World City of Humanities."