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$134,200— $42,200,000

Prices & exchange rates: 2026-10-15

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Older one-bedroom walk-up · Exterior · Home illustration

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Old Minhang (southern tip of Minhang District)

Older one-bedroom walk-up

$134,200Local price · CN¥900K

388 sq ft (36 m²)1 bed1 bath

A low-floor unit in a six-story slab block from the 1990s, with one bedroom, a small living room, a kitchen and a bathroom in a registered area of 430 sq ft. Old Minhang is an industrial satellite town at the southern tip of Shanghai that grew up in the late 1950s around generator and turbine factories. The subway ride downtown takes more than an hour, which is why prices here are less than half the city average.

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Shared parking
Large complex with plenty of greenery

1980s two-bedroom walk-up · Exterior · Home illustration

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Quyang, Hongkou District

1980s two-bedroom walk-up

$445,800Local price · CN¥2.99M

506 sq ft (47 m²)2 bed1 bath

An upper-floor unit in a six-story building from the mid-1980s, with two small bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom in a registered area of 580 sq ft. Quyang is a residential part of Hongkou District made up of apartment complexes that all went up in the 1980s. There is no elevator, but markets and shops are close by.

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On-site parking (100 yuan a month for a surface space)
South-facing windows

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Chunshen, Minhang District

Three-bedroom in a large 2000s complex

$878,300Local price · CN¥5.89M

1,076 sq ft (100 m²)3 bed2 bath

A high-floor unit in an 11-story building from 2003, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a south-facing living room and about 1,080 sq ft of indoor space. The complex has more than 7,000 homes and plenty of green space inside, a typical middle-class neighborhood in Minhang District in southwestern Shanghai.

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Large complex managed by Vanke
Surface and underground parking
Two balconies

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Lujiazui riverfront, Pudong

Four-bedroom apartment with Huangpu River views

$7,083,000Local price · CN¥47.5M

2,293 sq ft (213 m²)4 bed4 bath

A high-floor unit in a 21-story tower in a riverside complex completed in 2013. All four bedrooms have their own bathrooms, there is a separate maid's room, and a river-facing window three bays wide takes in the bend of the Huangpu and the Puxi skyline across the water.

Huangpu River views
Private elevators for the unit (two for the family, one for staff)
86,000 sq ft clubhouse
Lobby concierge and 24-hour security
Floor heating

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The Bund (East Jinling Road, Huangpu District)

Duplex penthouse at the top of a skyscraper

$42,200,000Local price · CN¥283M

7,319 sq ft (680 m²)6 bed8 bath

It sold for 283 million yuan when it went on sale in September 2025, making it the most expensive new apartment in Shanghai that year. It is the duplex at the very top of a skyscraper going up on a block of East Jinling Road, a few blocks west of the Bund, with about 7,320 sq ft of indoor space, and move-in is scheduled for 2028.