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2014 was a record-setting year for Mingtiandi seeing what started as a hobby project grow into an award-winning industry publication attracting more than 22,000 professionals every month.
During last year, the website gained more than 1800 new subscribers from companies… Read More>>
A Chinese property developer went to jail this week after killing three tigers, eating their flesh, and apparently storing their penises in his refrigerator.
The wealthy real estate investor from the southern province of Guangxi was only identified by his… Read More>>
China’s sliding home prices fell even further in December as the end of the home buying season and a record-sized inventory of unsold homes led developers to offer larger incentives for prospective home buyers.
A survey released earlier this week… Read More>>
Kaisa Group Holdings may be in danger of becoming the biggest Chinese real estate developer to collapse as a result of the country’s property slump, after the Hong Kong-listed company defaulted on a HK$400 million ($51.6 million) loan on Wednesday.
I hope that all of you are enjoying the holidays and the brief respite from the constant flow of China real estate happenings.
While our workaholic crew here at Mingtiandi never really takes a vacation, we have slowed down to… Read More>>
Fresh off of a $3.7 billion Hong Kong IPO, China mall developer Dalian Wanda is attempting to put some of its new cash to work in the world of ecommerce.
The owner of China’s biggest chain of malls – with… Read More>>
It may be the holiday season, but at least some of greater China’s real estate professionals have been keeping themselves busy finding new opportunities straight through the festivities. This week we have a Chinese insurance giant scooping up more talent,… Read More>>
China’s best known think tank says that the country’s property market will bounce back from its current slump sometime in the second half of 2015, and in a new report the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) even suggests a few… Read More>>
China’s real estate headlines in 2014 were dominated by giant property developers announcing overseas projects, but an artful former agent and a beautiful heiress, also seem to have caught public attention.
With just a few days left in 2014, it’s a… Read More>>
While many of China’s biggest property developers have been acquiring assets in global gateways such as Los Angeles or New York, Xu Jiayin, the chairman of Evergrande Real Estate Group has headed further north by purchasing a historic railway hotel in… Read More>>
