new corporate investors and multinational tenants, apparently another "build it and they will come" situation hanging on the hope the new sea-crossing bridge will bring needed traffic to the area in the near future. Invested by a Spanish Chinese entrepreneur and so far occupied by a few Spanish companies, the park was named "European" apparently it is cathier than "Spanish". But the multi-million-dollar question is, what if most of the tenants ended up being American? Would they then have to change the park's name?