Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Despite an onslaught of scary headlines about Chinese real estate, at least one mainland property developer sees 2014 as a good time to start selling shares on Hong Kong’s stock market.
Beijing-based Guorui Properties Ltd is hoping to raise $242.4… Read More>>
Mall developer SM Prime, the listed vehicle of Filipino billionaire Henry Sy has already dipped into at least $50-$100 million of a recent bond sale to help bring to market its 530,000 square metre SM Tianjin Shopping Centre project… Read More>>
The 2014 real estate slowdown could rapidly transform into a 2015 property bloodbath if statistics on trust obligations owed by China’s property developers prove true, and a recent scandal surrounding commodity-backed loans is helping to further cloud the country’s credit situation.
This week we see several familiar faces headed for new places, including a Nike veteran hopping over to Adidas, a new MD for logistics investor The Redwood Group, Cushman & Wakefield continuing to build its team, and more. Read on… Read More>>
If a 40 percent jump in home sales can bring a 62 percent rise in local government revenues, then how do cities function when the real estate market slows down. That’s the question that Guangdong, and many other places in… Read More>>
Executives from 38 companies got together last week for Mingtiandi’s second happy hour event in Shanghai, as the real estate industry gathering continues to grow in popularity.
The event, which was held on June 19th at KABB in the Kerry… Read More>>
China’s cashed up investors landed another billion dollar property last week when the country’s biggest life insurer teamed up with an investment firm belonging to the Qatari government to buy an office building along London’s Canary Wharf for 795 million pounds… Read More>>
With China’s real estate market continuing to dominate the headlines across Asia and globally, the opportunities created by the current market turmoil will be a major topic at a regional real estate investment conference in Singapore this week.
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In imperial China, no buildings were allowed to rise above the emperor’s throne, and it seems that even in the 21st century, going too high for a view of the city can land you in trouble with the authorities.
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A matched pair of hyper-green, male and female, towers are set to stretch a full kilometre from the ground in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, if a local chemical company and some London architects succeed in a recent architectural… Read More>>
