Xu Weiping, chairman of developer Advanced Business Park (ABP) said he had invested about £400 million in the project since 2013 when he won the deal to turn the Royal Albert Dock into a new business hub. Photo: Handout

Chinese property tycoon in London says Brexit making potential investors nervous

Prolonged indecisiveness and conflict making problem ‘more complicated than it should be’, says Xu Weiping, chairman of Advanced Business Park
Company is developing US$2.1 billion project on banks of River Thames

Topic | China property

Karen Yeung and Zhou Xin

Published: 5:06pm, 22 Sep, 2019

Updated: 9:29am, 23 Sep, 2019

Xu Weiping, chairman of developer Advanced Business Park (ABP) said he had invested about £400 million in the project since 2013 when he won the deal to turn the Royal Albert Dock into a new business hub. Photo: Handout

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Karen Yeung

Karen Yeung joined the Post in 2017 after more than 15 years' experience on global newswires in Hong Kong and Shanghai. She spent eight years in Shanghai and has received awards for best feature, analysis and agenda-setting.

Zhou Xin

Zhou Xin co-leads the political economy team at the Post. He mainly covers economic stories but also writes about Chinese politics and diplomacy. He has previously worked for Reuters and Bloomberg in Beijing.