Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Local governments across the mainland continue to do their best to stamp out demand for housing this month as at least seven cities in northern, eastern and southern China introduced new regulations restricting home sales transactions in the last week.
Local governments across the mainland continue to do their best to stamp out demand for housing this month as at least … Read more>>>
Shanghai is set to be Asia Pacific’s largest office market within the next three years, surpassing Hong Kong, Tokyo and Sydney as the Chinese commercial hub’s service sector drives demand for grade A space.
Approximately 1.1 million square metres (11.8… Read More>>
Shanghai is set to be Asia Pacific's largest office market within the next three years, surpassing Hong Kong, Tokyo and … Read more>>>
Investors who chose unlisted real estate funds focusing on the Asia Pacific region had a good year in 2016, enjoying returns of 10.6 percent that outperformed competitors in the US and Europe, according to the Asian Association for Investors in… Read More>>
Investors who chose unlisted real estate funds focusing on the Asia Pacific region had a good year in 2016, enjoying … Read more>>>
China’s government has made controlling its frothy real estate market a top priority in 2017, and authorities in Xi’an have taken this war on homebuying to a new level by shutting down sales of 12 projects belonging to the country’s… Read More>>
China’s government has made controlling its frothy real estate market a top priority in 2017, and authorities in Xi’an … Read more>>>
In recent months China’s richest man lost out on a $1 billion Hollywood acquisition and hundreds of middle-class Chinese homebuyers have found themselves unable to make payments on homes in Malaysia and Melbourne. These financial mishaps were triggered at least… Read More>>
In recent months China's richest man lost out on a $1 billion Hollywood acquisition and hundreds of middle-class Chinese … Read more>>>
With China home prices at record levels in many of the country’s largest cities, residential land supply in first-tier cities in China – such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou – increased by over 50 percent from the same period a… Read More>>
With China home prices at record levels in many of the country's largest cities, residential land supply in first-tier … Read more>>>
“Housing is for housing, not speculation,” said Premier Li Keqiang at the National People’s Congress, but enthusiasm for investing in Chinese property continues unabated. Data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed total investment in real estate development in the first… Read More>>
“Housing is for housing, not speculation,” said Premier Li Keqiang at the National People’s Congress, but enthusiasm for … Read more>>>
China, accounting for 46 percent of total real estate investment in Malaysia over three years, has overtaken Singapore to become Malaysia’s number one investor, according to a new report from Cushman & Wakefield.
Thanks to some aggressive incentives from the… Read More>>
China, accounting for 46 percent of total real estate investment in Malaysia over three years, has overtaken Singapore … Read more>>>
Moody’s Investors Service has concluded that China’s economy is at increased risk in the event of a property downturn, and that Chinese authorities are running out of options for mitigating the effects of a slump through fiscal and monetary policies.
Moody’s Investors Service has concluded that China’s economy is at increased risk in the event of a property downturn, … Read more>>>
Beijing’s latest round of housing restrictions have closed the “fake divorce” loophole that allowed married couples to divorce in order to become first-time buyers. The new measure was among eight new regulations launched by the city government on Friday as… Read More>>
Beijing’s latest round of housing restrictions have closed the “fake divorce” loophole that allowed married couples to … Read more>>>
