What is the floor area ratio of the central gate in Yili?

The plot ratio of Zhongyamen is: 1.46.

The Gate of Central Asia is a domestic first-class tourism business complex built by Yining City and developed by Yili Jinyamen Real Estate Company, which integrates commodity wholesale and retail, tourism and shopping, catering and entertainment, and hotel apartments. The project planning concept is international, the design concept is advanced, the supporting facilities are complete and the operation concept is advanced. We will make every effort to build an Ili tourist shopping distribution center and an Ili food station, which mainly focus on tourism cultural goods and tourism leisure services. Complete categories, rich varieties, many grades and distinctive features, including tourism products, Xinjiang specialties, decorations, automobile supplies and so on. And all kinds of more popular specialty foods can effectively meet the consumption needs of target customers for eating, drinking and shopping. With the "origin, supply and price" of goods and the unique appeal of hundreds of brands, Yili will be an undisputed business leader! After the project is completed, it will become the first stop of Iraq's tourism, a tourist transit station in eight counties and two cities, a commodity distribution center, a veritable tourist window in Yili, and a wholesale and retail transaction of commodities. The Gate of Central Asia project adopts humanized design, integrates advanced and fashionable tourism culture concepts, builds a 20,000-seat music square and a 30,000-seat parking lot, takes the lead in introducing drive-in cinemas and aerial swimming pools in Xinjiang, and builds modern square-style leisure life tourism and shopping in Yili, becoming a veritable tourist window and a stop in the Ili tourism and cultural corridor.

The Gate of Central Asia is located at Chongqing North Road 10, Yining City (diagonally opposite Xinfadi Hotel).

Decoration: blank.

Greening rate: 26%.

Property type: commercial-shop.

Property right: 40 years.

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