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Shenzhen Bao'an Joy City stands where Chuangye Second Road meets Qianjin First Road in Xin'an Subdistrict, Bao'an District, on the seam between the Bao'an civic centre and Lingzhi. It is the largest commercial component of the district's No.25 urban renewal zone and the first Joy City in Shenzhen. From a framework agreement signed in 2010 to its opening on 12 July 2025, the scheme took fifteen years to deliver. The mall itself measures about 250,000 square metres, within a total development of more than 730,000 square metres that also contains offices and housing, arranged over six levels above ground and four below with close to 2,500 parking bays. It opened around 99 per cent let with nearly 400 brands, over half of them first entries or customised stores, including PARTYDAY MEGA, Huanying Cinema, Hamleys, Freshippo, MIS Bookstore, Uniqlo and MUJI. Sky bridges tie the blocks together in what the designers call a linked-neighbourhood form. Three non-standard spaces define the experience: a catwalk-like crossroads, a 4,000-square-metre roof garden called Xingchu Garden, and a 30,000-square-metre youth zone on basement level one. Art includes a seven-metre Sorayama robot figure and Tang Jie's seven-metre suspended kinetic sculpture. Opening day drew 420,000 visitors; Lines 5 and 12 at Lingzhi station surface directly at the entrances.