Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The EB-5 program, a US government investor visa initiative that has been overwhelmed by demand from Chinese investors, is due to expire this month, unless Congress decides to renew it.
While re-approval for the dollars for visa scheme appears likely,… Read More>>
Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
Country Garden Plans $233 Mil Bond to Fund Malaysian Mega-Project
A debut Islamic bond by a Chinese issuer in Malaysia looks… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed real estate developer Glorious Property could become the latest victim of China’s property crunch after the mainland builder disclosed last week that its revenues had dropped 85 percent this year and it had failed to make payments on… Read More>>
Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
Chinese Developer Bids to Become Australia’s Biggest Cowboy
Chinese real estate developer Shanghai Pengxin is set to become Australia’s largest farmland… Read More>>
Two of China’s retail giants surprised the market today with the announcement of cooperation agreement the calls for electronics seller Suning to open 40 new shops in Dalian Wanda’s malls in the next four months.
The two companies indicated that… Read More>>
This week Greater China’s real estate community begins to see the impact of two major property consultancies merging, as a senior player takes on new responsibilities. Also, two agency veterans find new homes on the other side of the table,… Read More>>
HNA Group, the parent company of China’s privately owned Hainan Airlines, jumped into the London real estate market this week by purchasing a ten-storey tower that is Reuters news agency’s European home.
HNA, which is chaired by Hainan Airlines founder… Read More>>
Monthly growth in average home prices in China grew to 0.95 percent during August as the country’s housing market heated up during a traditionally slow sales month.
The average price across 100 of China’s biggest cities grew to RMB 10,787… Read More>>
In a surprise move to boost home sales, China’s government has cut down payment requirements for purchases of additional homes to 20 percent from 30 percent in most cities, for buyers who do not have loans on their existing properties.
China’s listed property developers are issuing their financial results for the first half of 2015, and the reports show an industry continuing to consolidate, even as the housing market rebounds.
With more than 60 property firms having reported on their… Read More>>
