Leading this week’s roundup of high-profile job changes in Asia’s real estate industry, a veteran project manager has joined a London-based consultancy to grow its offices across north Asia. Meanwhile, a co-working expert is trying his hand at another hot… Read More>>
CSCEC US Unit Enters NYC Market with $140M Condo Investment
A US-based subsidiary of China’s largest construction firm has entered the New York City real estate market by taking a $140 million stake in a Manhattan condo project.
Strategic Capital, an investment affiliiate of state-owned China State Construction and Engineering… Read More>>
CLSA Says HK Home Prices to Fall 17% and More China Real Estate Headlines 2015-10-21
Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
Hong Kong Home Prices to Fall 17 Percent in 27 months, Says CLSA
CLSA has joined the chorus of other investment… Read More>>
China’s Biggest Builder Buys Two More Condo Sites in New Jersey
China’s biggest builder just grew a bit larger in the US this week when Strategic Capital, a subsidiary of China State Construction Engineering Co (CSCEC) bought two residential sites in Jersey City.
Strategic Capital bought the two adjacent plots just… Read More>>
China’s Biggest Contractor Buys Construction Firm in 3rd 2013 US Deal
China’s largest contractor made possibly the biggest acquisition by a Chinese firm in the US building industry to date, by snatching up New York-based Plaza Construction last week.
China Construction America, a unit of Beijing’s publicly listed China State Construction… Read More>>
China Construction Completes $70 Mil US Real Estate Deal – Today’s China Real Estate Links | November 18, 2013
Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:
China Construction America Inc (CCA), a wholly owned subsidiary of China… Read More>>
China’s Biggest Construction Firm to Acquire New Jersey Site for $68 Mil
China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC), the biggest builder in China and the third largest in the world has joined the rush of Chinese companies buying US real estate, and is apparently buying a $68 million site in New Jersey.