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    Real Estate September 30, 20262 Mins Read

    Nearly a decade after groundbreaking, E Sky “B” Hall still has no opening date

    The developer has said the complex is expected to begin operating this year, but has not announced when its shops or cinema will welcome visitors
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    By KHT Staff

    KAOHSIUNG — E Sky’s long-awaited B Hall, now called E Sky Empire (義享帝國), has no announced public opening date as the final quarter of 2026 approaches. The project broke ground on June 28, 2017, according to E Sky’s own timeline.

    The 28-story building in Gushan District (鼓山區) is planned to house the E Sky Lifestyle Plaza (義享樂漾廣場), a cinema and offices. In May, developer E Sky Leisure International said it expected to obtain an occupancy permit in the third quarter. Its website says B Hall is expected to obtain a permit and begin operating this year, but gives no opening date for individual facilities. A permit would allow the building to be used; it would not, by itself, mean the mall and cinema were ready to open.

    A Sept. 29 post by local page 高雄好過日 questioned whether a 2026 opening remains realistic, pointing to work it said was still underway inside. That is an observation, not confirmation of a revised schedule. Neither the developer’s website nor the sources reviewed for this story give a new opening date. eskyland.com.tw

    The office portion has secured a major buyer. Nanshan Life announced in May that it would buy space in the building for about NT$3.56 billion to house its Kaohsiung branch, sales offices and training facilities. The purchase does not specify when those offices, the mall, or the cinema will open.

    Sources: 聯合新聞網/eskyland.com.tw/中央社 CNA

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