Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A sheet of curtain wall glass fell 76 storeys from the newly completed Shanghai Tower today, shattering to pieces on the streets of Pudong’s busy Lujiazui Financial district.
While no one was killed by the plummeting panel, which may have… Read More>>
Those of us still waiting for news of China’s great collapse may have to wait at least one week longer as this latest edition of the new roles for the region’s real estate professionals finds both old hands and new… Read More>>
Representatives of China’s hotel investment giants, including Greenland Group, Fosun, and Poly Group will meet face to face with global hospitality leaders from Accor, Hyatt, Hilton, and Intercontinental Hotel Group amidst a surge in Chinese tourism investments both domestically and… Read More>>
China City Construction (International) Co (CCCI) moved to reassure bond-holders on Friday after control of the Hong Kong-listed construction and real estate firm’s Beijing-based parent company was transferred to a privately managed mainland investment fund.
The transfer in ownership which… Read More>>
Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin late last week was reportedly ready to sweeten a $4 billion offer to take private his Hong Kong-listed developer, Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties.
If a recent survey of Mingtiandi readers is a reliable indicator, however, the… Read More>>
China’s biggest commercial developer is ready to boost an offer to its Hong Kong shareholders, just as mainland authorities begin to look more closely into Chinese companies seeking to move their stock listings back home from overseas. Meanwhile, over in… Read More>>
The world’s best known investment bank just cut its outlook for Hong Kong property stocks in the same week that Moody’s gave a negative prediction for nearly half of the mainland real estate industry, a pair of moves which could… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties is reportedly exploring opportunities for a backdoor listing on the Shanghai stock exchange, just two weeks after the company’s chairman Wang Jianlin guaranteed investors a 12 percent return if he failed to achieve a mainland listing… Read More>>
Editor’s Note: the following commentary was provided to Mingtiandi by representatives of Byron Wien, vice chairman of Blackstone Advisory Partners, a subsidiary of The Blackstone Group. We republish it here in its entirety.
By this time there is not a… Read More>>
Cindat Capital Management, the private equity affiliate of one of China’s big four “bad banks” closed on a $571 million hotel joint venture this week that gives the Chinese investment firm a majority stake in seven Manhattan hotels.
NYSE-listed REIT… Read More>>
