Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, just a month after snapping up an industrial building in Kwai Chung, Hanison Construction has reportedly purchased another workshop on the other side of Kowloon for HK$420 million.
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Less than one year after its offshore affiliate paid $449 million to buy a stake in Seaworld from Blackstone, and just nine months after that same unit failed in its $4 billion bid to buy out US senior living operator… Read More>>
Less than two weeks after a floor in 9 Queen’s Road Central claimed the title as the city’s most expensive strata-titled property, a floor in Far East Finance Centre has reportedly broken that short-lived price record.
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Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, the city’s urban redevelopment agency has announced a new policy to inform the public of the amounts of successful bids in a move to improve transparency. Also in the headlines, Hong Kong-listed developer… Read More>>
Guangzhou R&F Properties, the white knight which bought out 70 Dalian Wanda hotels when Wang Jianlin’s commercial developer hit the wall financially, is now officially the partner of another embattled Chinese conglomerate. The Guangdong-based developer announced on Friday that it… Read More>>
Australia’s largest provider of senior housing is entering the Chinese elder living market for the first time. Aussie property developer Lendlease is set to develop a RMB 1.9 billion ($302 million) senior living community in Shanghai, China, according to a… Read More>>
Edwin Leong Siu-hung, chairman of property developer Tai Hung Fai Enterprise and one of Hong Kong’s wealthiest men, is consolidating a block of properties in Sai Ying Pun, two MTR stations west of Central after spending over HK$1.5 billion ($191… Read More>>
One of Hong Kong’s most aggressive real estate speculators is making good on a pledge of love for Kowloon East, as Hugo Lam Chi-fung has scooped up a Kwun Tong industrial site for HK$1.6 billion ($204 million).
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Record high prices make the news again today in Hong Kong, with confirmation that a floor in an office tower on Queen’s Road has sold at just under HK$60,000 per square foot.
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The Beijing government has retroactively restricted the height of buildings in a prime plot of the city’s core business district to as low as 100 metres, truncating the building heights and potential investment returns of developers who purchased more than… Read More>>
