Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The destruction of a steel gate by angry homeowners in a Beijing compound has sparked an online debate about housing rights in the nation’s capital, and created a new headache for one of China’s largest developers.
The hated gate separated… Read More>>
The destruction of a steel gate by angry homeowners in a Beijing compound has sparked an online debate about housing … Read more>>>
Singapore’s housing market continues to gain momentum after a nearly four-year slump, with residential prices rising by 0.7 percent last quarter – bringing full-year growth to one percent in 2017 – and further growth of up to five percent expected… Read More>>
Singapore's housing market continues to gain momentum after a nearly four-year slump, with residential prices rising by … Read more>>>
Grade A office rents in Hong Kong’s Central district continued to rise in November, edging upwards by 0.3 percent compared to the previous month, despite a slight increase in vacancy in the city’s prime business district, according to a recently… Read More>>
Grade A office rents in Hong Kong's Central district continued to rise in November, edging upwards by 0.3 percent … Read more>>>
The tenants occupying Asia’s prime office buildings have changed dramatically in the last thirty years with tech companies now taking up an estimated 20 percent of grade A space in some of the region’s largest office markets.
Despite the growing… Read More>>
The tenants occupying Asia’s prime office buildings have changed dramatically in the last thirty years with tech … Read more>>>
Many of Asia’s largest property developers and investors still conduct their business using tools that haven’t changed dramatically since the popularisation of the spreadsheet thirty years ago. That old school way of life may be under threat, however, as investors… Read More>>
Many of Asia’s largest property developers and investors still conduct their business using tools that haven’t changed … Read more>>>
Some of Asia’s largest economies rely on real estate for up to 20 percent of their GDP, making the sector an attractive target for technology startups and tech-enabled real estate firms.
Despite this push for innovation, however, some of the… Read More>>
Some of Asia’s largest economies rely on real estate for up to 20 percent of their GDP, making the sector an attractive … Read more>>>
Sydney and Melbourne dominate the list of investors’ favourite real estate markets in Asia Pacific, while the region’s biggest buyers of property rekindle a romance with Singapore, according to a recent survey of industry experts.
The Emerging Trends in Real Estate… Read More>>
Sydney and Melbourne dominate the list of investors' favourite real estate markets in Asia Pacific, while the region's … Read more>>>
Two units on a high floor of Hong Kong’s Two ifc skyscraper have been leased out for HK$200 ($25.63) per square foot per month, setting a post-2008 record high for the world’s most expensive office leasing market.
The units covering… Read More>>
Two units on a high floor of Hong Kong's Two ifc skyscraper have been leased out for HK$200 ($25.63) per square foot per … Read more>>>
Wang Jianlin’s Dalian Wanda Group continues to find itself deep in China’s regulatory rough this week as mainland authorities have shut down two of the company’s high-end golf courses amid an austerity drive.
The courses are part of Wanda’s Changbaishan… Read More>>
Wang Jianlin's Dalian Wanda Group continues to find itself deep in China's regulatory rough this week as mainland … Read more>>>
Singapore’s wave of residential collective sales, totalling S$5.88 billion ($4.12 billion) across 15 major deals this year, is poised to intensify further with another 50 to 60 potential en bloc sales in the pipeline, according to a report released today.
Singapore's wave of residential collective sales, totalling S$5.88 billion ($4.12 billion) across 15 major deals this … Read more>>>
