These transactions highlight the growing interest from investors from Japan, South Korea, and Singapore, as well as the emergence of capital from the United States and Europe,
Among the approved projects, 34 already have investors in place, accounting for nearly 28,000 units, while 7 others—representing around 8,000 units—are still seeking investment.
The campus will focus on research and technology transfer, particularly in fields such as new materials, construction technology, mechanics, smart urban infrastructure, energy, and sustainable environment.