Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Lina Wong, long-time head of Colliers International’s Shanghai office, left the company this week as the international property consultancy continues to reshape its Asia operations.
In a message to Colliers’ staff in China seen by Mingtiandi, the company’s APAC CEO… Read More>>
Tales of China retail lead today’s news as one of Hong Kong’s biggest developers invests $10 million into an artificial intelligence startup, while a Beijing mall converts a whole floor into co-working space. A key cog in China’s Belt-and-Road initiative… Read More>>
One of China’s most aggressive investors leads today’s headlines again, and for all the wrong reasons. Following after the news of HNA’s missed payments and abandoned deals, one of the mainland’s biggest developers gets some more digital ink for its… Read More>>
The race to dominate the artificial intelligence industry leads today’s real estate headlines in the region as authorities in Beijing plan a RMB 13.8 billion AI-centred high tech park in China’s capital. Closer to the centre of the northern capital,… Read More>>
Another collective sale leads the region’s real estate headlines again today as Asia gets back to work after the western holiday season, with the owners of a housing development hoping to bring in S$355 million to be homeless. Meanwhile, Guangzhou… Read More>>
At the top of the news today, China’s biggest co-working operator decided to start the new year out with a new name after tangling with its North American rival over pronouns and trademarks. South Korea investors also show up with… Read More>>
An investment fund backed by Anbang Insurance’s Korean subsidiary has purchased the Metro Tower in Seoul from real estate fund manager Angelo, Gordon and Company and local partner Vestas Investment Management, according to accounts in the Korean media.
The fund… Read More>>
Mainland authorities got attention this year for pushing back against Christmas celebrations on the mainland, and it looks like Santa may have taken this badly after the stockings full of coal that some of China’s best-known firms received over the… Read More>>
The new year has dawned and at least a few of the region’s real estate executives will be starting 2018 at new desks as we browse through the list of who took on a new role this week. We start… Read More>>
Beijing-based URWork has raised RMB 300 million ($46 million) from a trio of mainland investment firms in a series C funding round that values the mainland co-working provider at RMB 9 billion ($1.3 billion), according to a recent announcement by… Read More>>
