Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Guangzhou-based Poly Developments and Holdings has agreed to pay RMB 2.5 billion ($355 million) for a combined residential and commercial site in Shanghai at a government auction, according to an announcement by the Shanghai Land Exchange.
The state-owned developer won… Read More>>
Guangzhou-based Poly Developments and Holdings has agreed to pay RMB 2.5 billion ($355 million) for a combined … Read more>>>
In this week’s edition of People in the News, the chairman of a major Shenzhen-listed developer has retired after 14 years in charge, while the chief executive officer of Asia’s biggest developer steps down from chairing the executive committee of… Read More>>
In this week’s edition of People in the News, the chairman of a major Shenzhen-listed developer has retired after 14 … Read more>>>
Beijing-based China Fortune Land Development (CFLD) announced that it has agreed to sell a Beijing commercial project to Ping An Insurance for a consideration of RMB 5.829 billion ($830 million) as the developer shifts toward an asset light approach in… Read More>>
Beijing-based China Fortune Land Development (CFLD) announced that it has agreed to sell a Beijing commercial project to … Read more>>>
As discontent over the government’s extradition bill roiled the Hong Kong economy, and with mainland authorities keeping a tight clamp on cash, commercial real estate transaction volume fell over 42 percent in Hong Kong during the second quarter of this… Read More>>
As discontent over the government's extradition bill roiled the Hong Kong economy, and with mainland authorities keeping … Read more>>>
Singapore-listed OUE Group has sold a trophy home in the most elite enclave of the city’s ultra rich to its executive chairman, Stephen Riady for S$95 million ($68 million), according to a stock exchange announcement.
Under the terms of an… Read More>>
Singapore-listed OUE Group has sold a trophy home in the most elite enclave of the city's ultra rich to its executive … Read more>>>
Caffeine wars lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of real estate headlines today as China’s pretender to the Starbucks throne roasted $92 million this past quarter in a bid to catch up with the US coffee titan.
In other news… Read More>>
Caffeine wars lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of real estate headlines today as China’s pretender to the Starbucks … Read more>>>
While the real estate world turns its eyes to WeWork’s impending $3.5 billion IPO, the company behind Regus, which operates five times more flexible office globally than the co-working pioneer, is expanding a franchising program in a bid to offer… Read More>>
While the real estate world turns its eyes to WeWork’s impending $3.5 billion IPO, the company behind Regus, which … Read more>>>
Despite daily protests that have brought real estate activity to new lows in Hong Kong, co-working operator WeWork has continued to take up more space in the world’s most expensive office market.
The New York-based shared space specialist is said… Read More>>
Despite daily protests that have brought real estate activity to new lows in Hong Kong, co-working operator WeWork has … Read more>>>
Alternative asset giant Blackstone leads today’s headline roundup with news of potential acquisitions in both Japan and India, as Mingtiandi helps you through the headlines.
In mainland China, the government’s ongoing clampdown on the housing industry continues to discourage developers,… Read More>>
Alternative asset giant Blackstone leads today’s headline roundup with news of potential acquisitions in both Japan and … Read more>>>
WorkTech is set to launch its first co-working location in Taipei, a 2,000 square metre (21,528 square feet) space in the city’s hipster-favoured Zhongshan district that will open next month.
The eight-year-old Hong Kong-based company is the latest shared office… Read More>>
WorkTech is set to launch its first co-working location in Taipei, a 2,000 square metre (21,528 square feet) space in … Read more>>>
