Shanghai authorities announced new restrictions on home purchases on Friday, including higher downpayment levels and limits on buyer eligibility, in an attempt to cool a housing market that saw prices climb 2.9 percent in February compared to the previous month.
Greenland Scratches $33.8M Melbourne Project Citing Delays and More China Real Estate Headlines
China’s second-largest developer gives up on a Melbourne project as it struggles to raise interest in its hotel REIT, and media in the UK reveals that an attempted Fosun acquisition was scuttled due to a lack of financial transparency. Meanwhile,… Read More>>
Wanda Halts Land Purchases in 3rd Tier Cities, Continues Mall Expansion
Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties says it will stop buying land for new mainland residential and office projects, except in first and second-tier cities, as housing markets in China’s smaller urban centres continue to suffer from a prolonged real estate slide.
NYC Investigating Vanke’s Manhattan Property Deal and More China Real Estate Headlines
New York authorities want a closer look at how the title was changed for a Chinese-invested project in Manhattan, and Hong Kong’s Henderson Land denies rumours that it’s selling off a portfolio of properties. Plus, a mainland developer sees its… Read More>>
Fosun Returns to UK Market with $426M Deal for London Office Complex
China’s Fosun International, is preparing to close a £300 million ($426.4 million) deal for a London office complex, according to a report today in Reuters.
Should the deal for Thomas More Square, a 566,000 square foot (52,500 square metre) tower… Read More>>
Shenzhen Home Sales Fell by 24% Last Week and More China Real Estate Headlines
A 24 percent drop in weekly home sales in Shenzhen, paralleled by talk of new home sales restrictions in Shanghai could signal serious steps by China’s government to clamp down on raging first-tier housing markets. Meanwhile, slumping mall sales have… Read More>>
Could Chinese Insurance Officials Kill Anbang’s Next Bid for Starwood?
Marriott International added a new chapter to the Starwood Hotels & Resorts takeover drama yesterday, when Starwood’s board pushed aside a $13.2 billion deal with China’s Anbang Insurance, to accept a counteroffer from Marriott worth $13.6 billion.
Many observers are… Read More>>
China Resources Not Amused by Vanke’s Poison Pill and More China Real Estate Headlines
While real estate deal watchers have been focusing on Anbang’s bid(s) for Starwood, back on the mainland the dramatic struggle to control China’s largest property developer took an unexpected twist today. Also a Chinese mall developer hopes to raise big… Read More>>
Is P2P Lending Pushing Up Home Prices in China’s Biggest Cities?
China’s government has aimed a barrage of measures at creating demand for housing in the country’s lower tier cities in the last several months, and the result has been a rise in home prices of as much as 50 percent…. Read More>>
China Real Estate Platform Juwai Could Be Headed for 2016 IPO
China-based cross-border real estate investment platform Juwai.com could be headed for an initial public offering this year, as the online startup works to ramp up its global team.
The company, which was founded in 2010, is said to be raising… Read More>>
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