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順德北滘首個大型商貿購物中心奠基動工

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????? 8月16日，由佛山市城基睿商房地产有限公司投资总额1.8亿元，占地面积5万平方米，集购物、休闲、娱乐、餐饮于一体的大型Shopping Mall 北滘广场在北滘新城区奠基动工，这一项目的建设，将结束該鎮沒有高檔綜合商貿中心的曆史。廣東省連鎖經營協會秘書長湯涓應邀出席了奠基儀式並表示祝賀。
????? 自北滘提出开发建设新城区以来，短短几年，先后动工兴建了新医院、北滘广场、北滘公园、活力
體育中心、以及被譽爲順德地標的美的總部大樓。借珠三角一體化和廣佛同城化發展契機，在總部經濟和工業設計兩大“引擎”的推動下，“國家工業設計與創意産業（順德）基地”落戶該區，邁出了“制造北滘”到“智造北滘”的轉變的實質性步伐。
????? 随着北滘首座大型shopping mall也是10年内北滘唯一一座购物中心北滘广场的奠基，该镇将结束
沒有高檔綜合商貿中心的曆史，同時也將帶來北滘鎮現代服務的升級換代。據了解，面積5萬平方米、的北滘廣場，坐落在順德北滘高端商務區——北滘新城中心，與10萬平方市民廣場、北滘公園連爲一體。項目總占地面積愈2萬平米，商業建築面積近6萬平方，地上一層，地上六層，是北滘首座集購物、飲食、娱乐、休闲为一体的现代化Shopping Mall，也是北滘第一规模商业群体，拥有無可比拟的影响力和輻射力，預計將在明年底開業。
????? “未来的北滘，将成为一座媲美欧洲小城的花园式大社区。”北滘镇镇长冼阳福表示，北滘的未来定位是“廣佛都市圈中的魅力小城”。

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