Goodman has opened its Goodman Tsuen Wan West precinct. This revitalisation project has transformed an old textile factory site into one of Hong Kong's data centre and technology hubs, providing the infrastructure to power Hong Kong ahead in the digital economy. Having acquired the disused Central Textiles factory site in 2014, Goodman worked closely with the Hong Kong authorities, electricity provider CLP Power and its global customers for years, to realise the vision of the Goodman Tsuen Wan West development.

The revitalised development comprises four buildings totaling 1.6 million sq ft of space, with critical digital infrastructure that enables the continued growth of Hong Kong's data centre, technology and telecommunication industries. The first two buildings are now completed and fully leased by two of Goodman's major global customers. The remaining two buildings are currently under construction and will complete in 2024.

Overall, the precinct is 87% committed to major global data centre and technology customers. Goodman continues its focus on being a leader in sustainability. In 2021, Goodman achieved its goal of carbon neutrality across its global operations, four years ahead of its 2025 target.

The Goodman Tsuen Wan West precinct further builds on these achievements, marking Hong Kong's first development to have offset the embodied emissions from its construction. The buildings are LEED Gold pre-certified and incorporate an extensive range of sustainability initiatives including rooftop solar as well as recycling of demolition materials.