Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Gerald Chan of Hong Kong’s Hang Lung Properties became the biggest donor ever to Harvard University on Monday, when the Massachusetts-based institution announced that Chan would be making a $350 million gift to the university’s school of public health.
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Ground was broken recently on a 95,000 square metre crimson cultural centre in Shenzhen designed by Dutch architecture firm Mecanoo and developed by the local government in team with China Vanke.
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This week China’s real estate community witnesses some senior management turnover from southeast Asia’s largest developer, a changing of the guard at UK developer Grosvenor, plus a familiar face from Shanghai showing up in Singapore. Read on for details.
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Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties, the real estate developer belonging to China’s richest man wang Jianlin, plans a Hong Kong initial public offering this year that could bring in more than $6 billion, according to a report on Friday in the… Read More>>
Yuexiu Property announced last week that it plans a HK$3.84 billion ($495 million) rights issue, becoming the second major Chinese real estate developer in a week to turn to the equity markets as slowing home sales continue to squeeze the… Read More>>
Budget-minded retailer Wal-Mart China is hoping to stretch its yuan a bit further by building its own shopping mall in Zhuhai, according to a company announcement on Thursday.
The US retailer made famous for its discount stores, plans to spend… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s China real estate happy hour is returning to Shanghai this month, with our next event scheduled for September 18th at KABB in the Jing An Kerry Centre.
The first two installments in this series of industry get togethers were… Read More>>
Just days after two private surveys reported that China’s average home prices continued to fall in August for the fourth straight month, there are growing signs that the government is allowing more borrowing in an attempt to bail out the… Read More>>
Real estate developer Grosvenor is changing the guard at its Asia operations as Nicholas Loup, CEO for Asia-Pacific at the London-based company is preparing to leave after 25 years with the group. Replacing Loup in the privately held company’s Hong… Read More>>
Evergrande Group, one of China’s biggest real estate developers, launched three new agribusiness subsidiaries on Monday, as the slowdown in the country’s housing market sends property firms searching for new profit centres.
Evergrande’s new ventures into grain and vegetable oil,… Read More>>
