AgiBot rents 8 buildings in Qiantan, with annual rent exceeding 300 million yuan, setting Shanghai's largest lease deal
AgiBot has rented 8 buildings in Qiantan, Shanghai, with annual rent exceeding 300 million yuan, setting the largest lease deal in Shanghai's office building market, as sci-tech innovation enterprises are becoming the main force of new demand for office space. In the same period, Doubao launched life bill payment in Shanghai, allowing users to pay water and gas bills by "doing things in one sentence," as large models shift from chat tools to entry points for life services. At the World Laureates Forum, AI deeply empowering scientific research became a consensus, but attendees also warned to beware of "the dangers of using AI."
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Poster picks, a quick look at the week's big and small news in Shanghai (October 26-November 1). Shanghai's mega-communities replaced 424 elevators in two years; national subsidies lowered the threshold, and also brought to the surface the governance challenges in concentrated renewal across mega-communities; Tianshan Park tore down walls to reveal greenery and linked the park with a pedestrian bridge, subtracting in existing space; Shanghai launched 100 "Hudu Jingxing" countryside hiking routes, and the "second half of the article" still needs all parties to jointly take the pulse. At the World Laureates Forum, AI deeply empowering scientific research became a consensus, but there is also a need to beware of "the dangers of using AI"; Doubao opened life bill payment in Shanghai, letting "handle affairs in one sentence" turn large models from chat tools into entry points for life services; AgiBot rented 8 buildings in Qiantan, setting the largest lease deal in Shanghai's office market, as sci-tech innovation enterprises are becoming the main force of new demand for office buildings. Huaihai Road underwent a major "blood transfusion," with foreign investors competing to open large stores and flagship stores, and new domestic brands entering the mainstream to grab the C position. The "Old Books, New Knowledge · Book-Hunting Joy" old book market returned to Sakura Valley by the Suzhou Creek; an old book friend's remark, "As long as you hold it, I will come," brought the joy of book hunting rushing forth. [October 26, 2026] Shanghai launches 100 "Hudu Jingxing" countryside hiking routes; how to do a good job of the "second half of the article"? Designed by Shao Jing. After doors were knocked on one by one: Shanghai's first social workers in emerging fields' half-year "ice-breaking record." Designed by Xu Jiamin. [October 27, 2026] How mathematics shapes national capacity—starting from the two translations of "Elements of Geometry." Designed by Su Wei. China and the United States hold competitions at the same time to crack new drug development; behind it is a new shift in frontier AI competition. Designed by Shao Jing. Pay water and gas bills with Doubao? Shanghai users say "it works," as large models "rush to seize" entry points for life services. Designed by Su Wei. Major international sports events successively land on Shanghai's West Bund; urban sports revitalize the industrial chain and consumption chain. Designed by Xu Jiamin. [October 28, 2026] While consumers complain about "too many tricks," merchants encounter "wool-pulling"; how to resolve the new contradictions in e-commerce? Designed by Yong Kai. Shanghai Observation | Shanghai's mega-communities replaced 424 elevators in two years; what grassroots governance lessons does this bring? Designed by Su Wei. By the Suzhou Creek, the old book market evokes Shanghai's romance. Designed by Shao Jing. [October 29, 2026] Shanghai's 64 small streets that will never be widened—how much value still awaits discovery? Designed by Yong Kai. A Fudan associate professor seeks relatives for the "Jade Rabbit martyr": comparison of 9 suspected relatives is underway, and the truth will soon be revealed. Designed by Su Wei. [October 30, 2026] Jiefang Daily exclusive interview with Ying Da: making people laugh is easy; making them unable to forget is hard!
Designed by Cao Liyuan. Shanghai's Huaihai Road undergoes a major "blood transfusion"; foreign investors compete to open large stores and flagship stores, and the new three "reverse daigou" categories act as catfish. Designed by Xu Jiamin. Tearing down walls to reveal greenery, linking the park with a pedestrian bridge: Shanghai's Tianshan Park reopens after renewal, and the old park has "become younger." Designed by Cao Liyuan. Renting 8 buildings in Qiantan, behind AgiBot's largest lease deal in Shanghai, the office market welcomes new variables. Designed by Cao Liyuan. Why do foreign tourists love strolling through Shanghai's Tianzifang? People's congress deputies explore the traffic code. Designed by Yong Kai. [October 31, 2026] District Tasting · Weekend Chat | To what extent have Shanghai's rural "farmhouse fun" offerings "evolved"? Designed by Xu Jiamin. Top scientists hotly discuss in Shanghai: AI deeply empowers scientific research, but there is also a need to beware of "the dangers of using AI." Designed by Shao Jing. [November 1, 2026] From monitoring PM2.5 to calculating rainfall payouts, the misunderstood university environmental major "has infinite possibilities." Designed by Su Wei. "Seeded" by platform food content, but upon arriving at the store "no such item is found"—do we also have to be deceived by AI when eating? Designed by Xu Jiamin.