Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China’s largest property developer is branching out into online finance in a move that could potentially give the state-owned firm one of the most modern financing systems in the world.
On Thursday, Greenland Hong Kong Holdings, a subsidiary of the… Read More>>
China's largest property developer is branching out into online finance in a move that could potentially give the … Read more>>>
SOCAM, the property developer and construction materials company belonging to Hong Kong’s Shui On Group, this week sold off the Four Seasons Hotel and associated luxury apartments in Shanghai’s Pudong district for RMB632.5 million ($102 million) in cash, plus assumption… Read More>>
SOCAM, the property developer and construction materials company belonging to Hong Kong's Shui On Group, this week sold … Read more>>>
Rapidly diversifying Chinese developer Evergrande Real Estate Group cashed in on Asia’s surging stock markets through a $593 million share offering, according to a company announcement to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The Hong Kong-listed company, which is among China’s… Read More>>
Rapidly diversifying Chinese developer Evergrande Real Estate Group cashed in on Asia's surging stock markets through a … Read more>>>
While investors such as Li Ka-shing may be fleeing China’s slumping real estate market, Blackstone is reported to be diving in deeper, as the US private equity giant is said to have purchased a Shanghai commercial complex this week for RMB5.3… Read More>>
While investors such as Li Ka-shing may be fleeing China's slumping real estate market, Blackstone is reported to be … Read more>>>
The Hong Kong-Shanghai stock connect has helped drive the Hang Seng properties index up by nearly 17 percent since it opened in November, but now the cross-border equities link has helped to bring one developer down 41 percent. In a… Read More>>
The Hong Kong-Shanghai stock connect has helped drive the Hang Seng properties index up by nearly 17 percent since it … Read more>>>
Greenland Group, which already sells more homes than any other real estate developer in China, has decided to try its hand at marketing BMWs, Ferraris and Range Rovers too.
The state-owned developer is spending HK$1.5 billion ($193 million) to acquire… Read More>>
Greenland Group, which already sells more homes than any other real estate developer in China, has decided to try its … Read more>>>
Some of China’s biggest property developers have launched more than $1.76 billion in share offerings in the past week as the country’s real estate firms take advantage of the current stock rally.
The share sales by Hong Kong-listed China Resources… Read More>>
Some of China's biggest property developers have launched more than $1.76 billion in share offerings in the past week as … Read more>>>
Chinese developers have taken advantage of this year’s stock rally to launch more than $1.76 billion in share sales over the last week, providing a few lucky listed companies with powerful boosts to their beleaguered balance sheets.
The share offerings… Read More>>
Chinese developers have taken advantage of this year's stock rally to launch more than $1.76 billion in share sales over … Read more>>>
Two of China’s biggest real estate developers announced a broad-ranging but vaguely defined cooperation agreement on Thursday that signals changes in both the property market and the region’s stock exchanges.
China Vanke and Dalian Wanda Group revealed that the two… Read More>>
Two of China's biggest real estate developers announced a broad-ranging but vaguely defined cooperation agreement on … Read more>>>
China’s real estate industry may be showing signs of recovery this year, but the slumping sector still represents the single largest threat to the nation’s banks, according to an independent credit agency.
In a report examining risks facing China’s publicly… Read More>>
China's real estate industry may be showing signs of recovery this year, but the slumping sector still represents the … Read more>>>
