Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China Overseas Land & Investment (COLI) picked up Hong Kong’s final residential plot of the year for a bargain HK$8.03 billion ($1.03 billion), as clouds gather over Asia’s most expensive real estate market.
The state-run mainland developer purchased the site on… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus will invest up to $300 million in a new joint venture with Shanghai-based urban renewal operator CREATER to acquire and redevelop real estate projects in China’s first-tier cities, according to a statement jointly released by the two companies… Read More>>
The world’s most valuable co-working provider launched its WeWork LKF Tower on Tuesday in Hong Kong’s famed nightlife district, Lan Kwai Fong.
The $42 billion shared space startup’s latest centre is housed in the former Hotel LKF at 33 Wyndham… Read More>>
Home prices in China’s largest cities continued to go into lock-down mode in November, according to data released over the weekend, as a months-long government crackdown continues to retard growth and snuff out sales.
Across 70 cities surveyed by China’s… Read More>>
A joint venture led by real estate investment manager AEW has purchased a 21-storey office tower in Beijing for a total compensation of RMB 4.5 billion ($654 million), according to sources familiar with the transaction who spoke with Mingtiandi.
AEW joined… Read More>>
True to its online, e-commerce, new economy roots, cash-strapped Chinese tech company LeEco has put a 50,000 square metre (538,000 square foot) Beijing shopping center up for auction on China’s flagship e-commerce platform Taobao as it continues to scramble for… Read More>>
Ingka Holding BV, parent of the world’s largest home-furnishings retailer IKEA, has begun development on a $1.2 billion mixed-use development in Shanghai that the home furniture supplier says is its single biggest investment globally.
The Shanghai IKEA LIVAT centre, which… Read More>>
India’s 100 richest real estate tycoons combined have more wealth than China’s richest property baron, China Evergrande Group chairman Xu Jiayin, but not by much.
A recent survey of India’s wealthiest property industry players finds that a set of one… Read More>>
More than 900 industry leaders, representing 570 firms from 36 countries, attended the annual MIPIM Asia real estate conference in Hong Kong last week, with technology and trade tensions among the recurring themes throughout the packed program of presentations, panel… Read More>>
COFCO Property has been given a green light by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) to buy back a controlling 64.18 percent stake in Hong Kong-listed commercial real estate developer Joy City Property for RMB 14.76 billion ($2.15 billion), re-integrating… Read More>>
