About one month ago I started publishing weekly newsletters of China real estate information here on Mingtiandi and the response has been stronger than I imagined. More users sign up every day from several countries around the globe, and more than 30% of our 1830 readers are reading every edition.
So if response is [...]
China’s government is encouraging consumer spending — on everything except housing, so it makes sense that the country’s residential real estate developers are diversifying their investments.
For Evergrande that means making a deal with the government of Harbin to develop a RMB 15 billion resort development in this second-tier city in northeastern China’s Heilongjiang [...]
As we get ready for another long spring festival holiday here in China, the top guys in the Beijing government may just be getting a slightly larger hong-bao than usual in return for their success in achieving one of 2011′s biggest goals — cooling the real estate market.
As we chronicled in our post on [...]
While there seem to be a growing number of pessimists regarding China’s economic outlook for the coming year, Carrefour is among the many foreign retailers planning to expand their operations in China during 2012.
According to an anonymous source within the French hypermarket retailers’ China operations, the company is actually accelerating its expansion this [...]
China’s National Bureau of Statistics released its final data relating to the 2011 real estate market yesterday, showing that while China’s property market still grew during the year, there was a significant drop off in the volume of transactions and the growth rate of investment during the year.
In case you find yourself at a [...]
In a report today on the Wall Street Journal, Esther Fung looks into the strange partnership of China real estate developers Fosun and SOHO for a site on Shanghai’s Bund.
As announced recently by SOHO, and subsequently denounced by Fosun, SOHO has allegedly agreed with Shanghai Zendai and cash-strapped Greentown China to acquire [...]
For six years after coming to China I managed consumer media projects for international media companies, both magazines and websites. We made money, we built successful companies within our niche and then I got out. Why? Because foreign companies in media will always struggle in China. And it’s all because of Miss Yu Ting [...]
Following China’s clampdown on traditional funding for speculative real estate ventures, developers facing a financing gap estimated at US$111 billion are setting up their own funds in an effort to keep afloat.
About $2.2 billion of syndicated property loans and club deals will become due this year, according to data [...]
Today is Monday at Mingtiandi, which means that like senior-level professionals everywhere, I have been looking for some way to avoid doing real work.
The result is the new Mingtiandi logo.
The sunrise in the logo is meant to reflect the first two characters of the website’s name in Chinese (明天) which together mean [...]
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