China doesn’t export condos, warehouses or office buildings to the US, but that did not spare the country’s largest property developers from the impact of a global market rout triggered by US President Donald Trump’s tariff barrage announced last week.
TPG Angelo Gordon JV Marketing Hong Kong Office Floors at 32% Below Acquisition Price
With Hong Kong’s office market continuing to shrink due to falling demand from tenants, a TPG Angelo Gordon joint venture is marketing a pair of Kowloon East office floors for 32 percent below their 2018 acquisition price.
A tie-up between… Read More>>
ADIA, Hines Sell Shanghai Trophy Tower to Mainland Insurer-Backed Fund for Reported $1.5B
Houston-based developer Hines and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) have divested a 60-storey skyscraper in downtown Shanghai to a fund backed by China Post Insurance in a deal said to value the project at as much as RMB 10.9… Read More>>
China Real Estate Acquisitions Slid 25% in Q3 as Western Investors Pull Back
Investors purchased just $8 billion in investment properties in mainland China in the July to September period, down by a quarter compared with a year earlier as North America and European buyers pull back from the market amid the country’s… Read More>>
Modern Land Chairman Resigns, Becoming Latest Chinese Boss to Step Back
A Beijing developer’s founding chairman has resigned from all duties with the company according to an announcement Wednesday by the Hong Kong-listed developer in the latest example of a troubled entrepreneur stepping back from corporate leadership in China,
Zhang Lei… Read More>>