Following Poly Real Estate’s successful bond offering on April 16th, China’s real estate companies are heading back to the international bond markets for financing, with three large developers pricing securities last week and two more said to be preparing debt… Read More>>
Ground Broken for Chaoyang Park “Mountain City” Project in Beijing
Ground was broken for a 120,000 square metre mixed-use development in downtown Beijing recently and the complex’s “Mountain-Water City” design aims to create man-made mountains at the edge of the world’s second-largest city park.
Designed by Beijing-based MAD Architects,… Read More>>
China Home Prices Drop Nationwide for First Time Since 2012
A survey by E-House China showed home prices declining on a month-to-month basis for the first time since 2012, as the nation’s real estate market continues to slump due to credit concerns.
The report by CRIC, the information unit of… Read More>>
Nanning Relaxes Property Rules in Bid to Boost Housing Market
Tweaking residency requirements is emerging as an accepted path to skirt China’s policy restrictions on home sales as Nanning, the capital city of China’s Guangxi province, last week announced new guidelines on who qualifies to buy a home as a… Read More>>
Moody’s Predicts Continued Slide in China Housing Sales for Q2
Credit ratings agency Moody’s predicts continued revenue struggles for China’s property developers in the second quarter of 2014, after the industry’s sales dropped an average of 7.7 percent in the first three months of the year.
“The weak contracted sales… Read More>>
Hong Kong Housing Prices Set to Fall 30 Percent or More Says JLL
One of Hong Kong’s most senior property brokers expects housing prices to drop more than 30 percent in the next two years, and for the market to continue to slide as new supply floods the market.
In an interview with… Read More>>
Forum Partners Sees Opportunity in China’s Credit Starved Developers
China’s credit crunch comes as good news for London-based Forum Partners, which now plans to sell off Japan assets so it can devote more cash to the buying Chinese assets.
Brushing aside fears of a bubble, the $6 billion real… Read More>>
Mingtiandi Takes a Breather This Week
China is on holiday this Thursday and Friday for China’s May Day celebration, which means Mingtiandi will be taking some time off as well.
Of course, workaholic writers never really take a vacation, so the long weekend will be spent putting… Read More>>
Vanke’s 60k Sqm Qianhai Project Now 80% Leased
Qianhai is Shenzhen’s answer to Shanghai’s Free Trade Zone, and investor enthusiasm for the special economic zone is already paying dividends for China Vanke.
According to a recent story in the South China Morning Post, a new 60,000 square metre… Read More>>
Hangzhou Tries to Prop Up House Prices by Regulating Discounts
The bureaucrats running the city of Hangzhou in eastern China have reached back into their command-economy toolkits for a solution to rapidly decaying housing prices – make discounts subject to government approval.
The Hangzhou government announced on Wednesday that real… Read More>>
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