Seven Valleys

Seven Valleys

Seven Valleys was founded in 2015 by Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi, the co-founders of SOHO China. The office manages their personal holdings outside the listed company. Wealth originated from the development and sale of commercial properties in Beijing and other Chinese cities. The firm invests in commercial real estate, venture capital, private equity, public markets, and media ventures. It executes through direct co-investments and SPVs rather than fund commitments. Confirmed positions include the GM Building at 767 Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue Plaza at 55 East 52nd Street, both held with Boston Properties and Fisher Brothers. Activity centers on North America, with additional exposure through the Lyrik development in Boston. Seven Valleys maintains a small internal team and operates several adjacent vehicles, including Seven Valleys Capital Lending Platform and a private aircraft. Zhang Xin serves as trustee of the Museum of Modern Art and the Aspen Institute. No operational changes were recorded in the last 24 months. The office derives its name from the Baha'i text and maintains formal ties to the faith. This structure separates investment activity from the family's philanthropic vehicles, including the SOHO China Foundation.