Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Since it was announced on Tuesday, Mingtiandi’s April Happy Hour event has already attracted more than 70 confirmed guests from some of China’s biggest real estate investment and service firms.
The record level of response includes registrations from representatives of… Read More>>
While companies such as Greenland Group and Dalian Wanda have grabbed global headlines for their billion dollar real estate projects in the US, a Chinese auto parts manufacturer says it has bought many more American properties than these famous developers.
China Resources Land, a giant state-run real estate firm, became the mainland’s latest developer to go asset light last week when the Beijing-based company sold the hotel portion of a Shanghai development to Stanley Ho’s Shun Tak Holdings for RMB… Read More>>
In an abrupt reversal following months of conflict with the Shenzhen city government, Kwok Yingshing today was reappointed to his position as chairman of the board of troubled real estate developer Kaisa Holdings.
The reinstatement of Kwok at the head… Read More>>
This week China’s community of real estate professionals sees more promotions at a major agency, a veteran Chinese broker head over to the US to try his luck, and more familiar faces showing up in new places. Read on for… Read More>>
Thanks to strong performance in China and a major surge in Japan, non-listed real estate funds in Asia Pacific have outperformed the US and Europe for the first time in two years, according to figures from an independent industry association.
Following up on the success of last year’s string of successful property investment gatherings in Shanghai, Mingtiandi has scheduled its first happy hour of 2015 for April 23rd, and expects to bring together more than 100 senior executives for the occasion.
As… Read More>>
The head of one of the world’s biggest mall developers boldly stepped into the online world this month when Wang Jianlin of China’s Dalian Wanda Group began testing out his company’s new online-to-offline (O2O) retail platform.
The service, driven by the… Read More>>
A founder of Hainan Airlines seems to have been so happy with the $47.4 million New York condo that he took possession of in February that he’s bought a second unit two floors up in Manhattan’s swanky One57 development.
Luckily… Read More>>
Two of China’s largest insurers took their first steps into the US market real estate market this week as American developer Tishman Speyer announced that China Life Insurance and Ping An Insurance would take a majority stake in a $500… Read More>>
