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A recently published research report from real estate consultancy Cushman and Wakefield showed Beijing office rents surging 73% in 2011 with rates in Shanghai increasing by 19.7% over the year.
The Cushman report, which compared office rental rates worldwide saw rates in greater China continuing to be among the world’s most expensive, with Hong [...]
Flagging sales and tight credit may be causing more hurdles for China’s real estate developers than has previously been acknowledged, according to a report last week in Caixin.
The Chinese financial newspaper spoke to a number of industry observers including officials from state-run developers and representatives from credit rating agency Moody’s who foresee [...]
Good news everyone! The leading minds in China’s bureaucracy have come up with an elegant solution to runaway real estate prices – stop all those foreign banks from lending money to all those foreign people buying homes in China.
The NDRC announced recently that it won’t approve medium- and long-term foreign debt quotas for overseas [...]
The latest data on China’s residential real estate market is out, and the indicators continue to point down, with some analysts predicting a net 15% downturn this year compared to 2011 values.
In a report this week from Soufun and China Real Estate Index System (CREIS) the average price for housing in 100 of [...]
Now that I’m a well-connected blogger in China’s real estate world, I have scored the opportunity to have lunch tomorrow with the CEO of Fosun, Liang Xinjun.
For those of you who need a refresher, Fosun is the parent company of the real estate developer Forte and recently made the news as part [...]
Hong Kong property developer Wharf announced today that it would be raising the size of its bond offering to US$600 million to meet demand from buyers. The bond deal, which was first announced on January 30th, met with overwhelming response from fund managers and banks, who seemed to have maintained their taste for China’s [...]
The competitive world of China’s warehouse developers got a bit more crowded yesterday as regional logistics real estate developer The Redwood Group appointed Oliver Treneman as its Managing Director and country head for China.
Formed in 2006 by veterans of some of the global players in logistics real estate, Redwood Group focusses on selecting [...]
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 [...]
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