Moving away from traditional landlord leasing models, the Innovation Building in Hailing district, Taizhou, Jiangsu province, has emerged as a thriving commercial hub by focusing on precise industrial ecosystems and specialized services.
Since its establishment, the building has attracted over 20 enterprises, with annual tax revenue projected to exceed 20 million yuan ($2.98 million). Among them is Jiangsu Bangmang Technology Service, a human resources firm that acts as an external human resources department for businesses. Bangmang has helped local enterprises resolve talent gaps for nearly 3,000 workers while aiming to connect nationwide talent networks with local manufacturing needs.
Another tenant, Xingman Technology, leverages artificial intelligence for digital creative content. The company recently launched animated web series on mainstream platforms boasting millions of views, and is expanding into AI interactive gaming and virtual digital human live streaming.
To support tenant growth, surrounding infrastructure includes Zhibao Park, children's libraries, fitness facilities, and youth apartments within a 10-minute commute. According to Chen Xin, deputy general manager of Haifa Group, the building utilizes a targeted recruitment mechanism focusing on industrial synergy and complementary business formats.
Moving forward, the hub plans to accelerate projects in computing power leasing, data annotation, and professional legal and financial services to build a modern producer services cluster.