Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Hong Kong real estate powerhouse Wharf (Holdings) hinted that more discounts could be on the way for its China projects as even the strongest property companies become troubled by the country’s home sales headwinds.
The 128-year-old Hong Kong conglomerate has… Read More>>
Eastern China’s Zhejiang province could be in for more trouble as the SWAT team was called in to calm protests that erupted in the city of Taizhou after property developers began discounting home prices by 30 percent late last month.
If the performance of Vanke (000002.SZ) represents a best-case scenario for the nation’s housing market, then the industry has fallen by at least five percent in the last year, according to financial data released last week by China’s largest real… Read More>>
China Vanke, the mainland’s biggest developer by sales, continued its global expansion this week by acquiring a residential site in Hong Kong for HK$860 million (RMB 688 million). The project will be Vanke’s second venture in Hong Kong and will… Read More>>
A Chinese shipbuilder belonging to the same group of companies as troubled developer Glorious Property Holdings Ltd (HKG:0845) has asked bondholders not to demand their money back, as it struggles to restructure its finances.
Rongsheng Heavy Industries, which was founded… Read More>>
China saw its second commercial bond default within a month on Friday when a Jiangsu construction company failed to make an interest payment on a RMB 180 million (US$29 million) bond, and the country’s financial markets reacted by climbing during… Read More>>
The earnings season continues to provide plenty of news on China’s listed developers as we find out how much Wang Shi made last year while he was off studying in the US, see profits drop for one of Hong Kong’s… Read More>>
China’s Citic Group, one of the company’s oldest and largest investment conglomerates is planning to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange, potentially making global investor capital available to one of China’s best known state-owned companies.
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Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) announced this week that it has formed a new venture with real estate developer China Vanke, to invest US$250 million in new residential project in China.
The venture between China’s largest property company and… Read More>>
The changing conditions in China’s real estate market seems to have spurred a surge of deals with Fosun making a play in Greece, developers shoring up their finances, and the first international acquisition made through Shanghai’s new free trade zone.
