Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Anbang Insurance, the Chinese company that burst on stage in late 2014 with its $1.95 billion acquisition of the Waldorf Astoria, is headed for a Hong Kong stock market listing as early as the middle of next year. While the… Read More>>
Anbang Insurance, the Chinese company that burst on stage in late 2014 with its $1.95 billion acquisition of the Waldorf … Read more>>>
Poly Australia, Shanghai-listed Poly Real Estate’s Australian arm, is looking for A-grade office investments in Melbourne’s CBD, according to The Australian. The news comes less than two months after the developer purchased a pair of buildings near Sydney’s Circular Quay… Read More>>
Poly Australia, Shanghai-listed Poly Real Estate’s Australian arm, is looking for A-grade office investments in … Read more>>>
European heavyweight Allianz Real Estate has hired Rushabh (Rush) Desai to head its Asia Pacific business, where the long-time General Electric executive will be reunited with his former boss Francois Trausch, who now runs Allianz Real Estate globally.
Desai joins… Read More>>
European heavyweight Allianz Real Estate has hired Rushabh (Rush) Desai to head its Asia Pacific business, where the … Read more>>>
September is here and the start of the month also sees a number of Asia’s real estate professionals starting new jobs. The moves this week include a familiar face taking over as CEO for Asia at design firm Arcadis, and… Read More>>
September is here and the start of the month also sees a number of Asia’s real estate professionals starting new jobs. … Read more>>>
WeWork opened its doors in Hong Kong for the first time on Thursday as the US co-working startup continues its expansion into Asia. The company’s initial foothold in the Asian financial centre occupies nearly 100,000 square feet (9,290 square metres)… Read More>>
WeWork opened its doors in Hong Kong for the first time on Thursday as the US co-working startup continues its expansion … Read more>>>
The four families that control much of Hong Kong’s property market could soon be pushed aside by faceless mainland conglomerates as a buying spree by state-run enterprises continues to reshape the Asian financial hub. In other news, Wanda boss Wang… Read More>>
The four families that control much of Hong Kong’s property market could soon be pushed aside by faceless mainland … Read more>>>
Knight Frank has named agency veteran Bernard Ong to run its Beijing office as well as serving as head of project management for China. The senior hire is the third top level addition to Knight Frank’s China team in the… Read More>>
Knight Frank has named agency veteran Bernard Ong to run its Beijing office as well as serving as head of project … Read more>>>
The amount of new housing sold in Shanghai jumped 93 percent last week as fears of a jump in down payments drove home sales to more than 5000 units in one of China’s most expensive real estate markets. The number… Read More>>
The amount of new housing sold in Shanghai jumped 93 percent last week as fears of a jump in down payments drove home … Read more>>>
New home prices in 100 major Chinese cities climbed 2.71 percent in August and have increased 13.75 percent during the past year. More cities have hiked down payment requirements and put other buying restrictions in place to curb soaring prices… Read More>>
New home prices in 100 major Chinese cities climbed 2.71 percent in August and have increased 13.75 percent during the … Read more>>>
Home purchase restrictions are back in fashion in China as cities try to put the brakes on the property roller coaster. Also in the news, Singapore’s CapitaLand Group has begun managing other people’s malls in China, and Xu Jiayin’s Evergrande… Read More>>
Home purchase restrictions are back in fashion in China as cities try to put the brakes on the property roller coaster. … Read more>>>
