Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Private equity real estate firm TH Real Estate announced today that it is has rebranded as Nuveen Real Estate, reflecting its status as the property investment arm of TIAA-controlled investment management giant Nuveen.
The real estate fund manager, which together… Read More>>
Asia’s agency world is on the move in the new year, with Mingtiandi’s survey of industry professionals following veteran brokers in Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai as they find new roles this week. Also finding their way into this week’s… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed developer Sunac China Holdings has selected former Baoneng Group senior vice president Yu Ying as its new chief executive officer, according to a report in mainland news site The Paper.
The change in leadership at the top five… Read More>>
China’s deleveraging campaign gave investors in China’s property market more opportunities to make deals this past year, according to Alvin Yip, president of capital markets for Greater China at Cushman & Wakefield, whose team handled 33 percent more real estate… Read More>>
It’s a whole new year and some lucky members of Asia’s real estate community are ringing in 2019 with bigger desks and, with any luck, upgraded pay packets. In Hong Kong, one of the city’s largest real estate agencies has… Read More>>
Two key executives at major mainland Chinese developers were reported by mainland media to have resigned their jobs recently as the outlook for China’s property market continues to sour, while one notable CEO started his new role at Cushman &… Read More>>
JLL today announced that it has brought on board Jim Yip as the property consultancy’s new head of capital markets for China, with the former Cushman & Wakefield executive scheduled to take on his duties with the firm as of… Read More>>
Sigrid Zialcita has been appointed chief executive officer of the Asia Pacific Real Estate Association (APREA) and will assume her duties on January 2nd, the group announced Tuesday.
Zialcita takes up her duties with the real estate industry non-profit after having… Read More>>
The richest woman in China, Yang Huiyan, has plumped her gaudy profile even further, becoming co-chair of Hong Kong-listed Country Garden Holdings alongside her father, self-made tycoon Yang Guoqiang, or Yeung Kwok Keung as he is known in Hong Kong.
The game of musical chairs continued at mainland developers over the week, with China Fortune Land pilfering yet another executive from rival China Resources Land. Wu Xiangdong joined Yu Jian in leaving China Resources Land for China Fortune Land Development,… Read More>>
