Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Guangzhou-based Poly Developments and Holdings, formerly known as Poly Property Group, has won a Shanghai residential site for RMB 4.179 billion ($621 million) at a government auction, according to an announcement by the Shanghai Land Exchange.
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Troubled mainland developer Tahoe Group on 27 April announced to the Shenzhen stock exchange that it has agreed to sell a 49 percent stake in a mixed-use project in Hangzhou, the capital of China’s Zhejiang province to Shimao Properties for… Read More>>
Property developer Oxley Holdings has agreed to sell Chevron House, an office building at Raffles Place for up to S$1.025 billion ($758 million), according to a filing by the company with the Singapore Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
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Hong Kong-listed Yida China announced on 22 April that a financial crisis at its parent company had left it facing a default on loans with an outstanding principal of RMB 8.75 billion ($1.3 billion), with the developer saying it has yet… Read More>>
Singapore-listed Keppel REIT has agreed to acquire a freehold Grade A office building located in Seoul’s central business district from PGIM Real Estate, for 252.6 billion won ($221 million), according to an annoucement by the listed trust’s manager.
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Lenders to CWT International Ltd have seized control of its assets in Singapore, China and the US after the unit of HNA Group failed to repay a short term loan taken out last October, a filing to the Hong Kong… Read More>>
Singapore’s Perennial Real Estate Holdings and a consortium of investors including Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) have agreed to sell a retail complex in the city’s Chinatown precinct for S$520 million ($383.28 million), the listed companies announced on Monday.
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Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), has acquired £133.7 million ($175.3 million) worth of student housing assets in the UK, allowing the publisher turned property developer to increase its portfolio of UK university accommodation by 1,243 beds to 5,059, the company announced… Read More>>
CWT International (CWTI), a unit of Chinese conglomerate HNA Group announced on Tuesday that it had defaulted on a HK$1.4 billion ($179 million) loan it received less than seven months ago — an event which its creditors say could lead… Read More>>
China’s first quarter surge of liquidity is already helping to boost mainland home prices, but relief may not yet have spread beyond its borders, judging by reports from around the region this week. In Hong Kong, a paucity of mainland… Read More>>
