Asia real estate and outbound investment news
The mall developer controlled by the Philippines’ richest man has announced that it is raising $740 million in debt financing to expand its retail projects in China and its home country, as the company appears to be backing away from… Read More>>
The mall developer controlled by the Philippines' richest man has announced that it is raising $740 million in debt … Read more>>>
To further drive home the truth that you can’t have fun without buying something, Shanghai’s Disney resort will add the country’s largest outlet mall to its amusement offerings.
Shanghai Shendi Group, which operates the Shanghai International Tourism and Resort Zone… Read More>>
To further drive home the truth that you can't have fun without buying something, Shanghai's Disney resort will add the … Read more>>>
While China’s luxury retailers have struggled to meet their goals in recent months, the country’s mid-range brands have continued to expand at a record pace, according to a new research report.
Leasing of retail space by fast-fashion brands such as… Read More>>
While China's luxury retailers have struggled to meet their goals in recent months, the country's mid-range brands have … Read more>>>
The new record for most valuable commercial property in Asia belongs to 12 square metre (130 square foot) shop in Hong Kong’s trendy Causeway Bay shopping district.
The non-descript electronics shop at 77-83 Matheson Street near the popular Times Square… Read More>>
The new record for most valuable commercial property in Asia belongs to 12 square metre (130 square foot) shop in Hong … Read more>>>
A mall developer controlled by the Philippines’ richest man is planning to list its China shopping centre holdings on either the Hong Kong or Singapore stock exchange, according to a recent statement from an official with SM Investments.
SM, a… Read More>>
A mall developer controlled by the Philippines' richest man is planning to list its China shopping centre holdings on … Read more>>>
65 percent of luxury retailers in China are said to have missed their 2013 targets for new store openings, now Mingtiandi helps you find out the real story from our weekly readership of 3000 industry professionals.
These disappointing results appear to point to a slowdown in what was once China’s hottest real estate sector.
65 percent of luxury retailers in China missed their 2013 targets for new store openings, according to a survey … Read more>>>
Zara is in and Prada is out as Xi Jinping’s crackdown on corruption is starting to cause problems for high-end brands in China. According to a recent market survey 65 percent of luxury retailers failed to reach their targets for… Read More>>
Zara is in and Prada is out as Xi Jinping's crackdown on corruption is starting to cause problems for high-end brands in … Read more>>>
China’s love affair with Apple products may be gearing up for expansion into the country’s second tier cities. At least if the company’s recruitment ads are any indication.
According to a report in the China Daily today, Apple is advertising… Read More>>
China's love affair with Apple products may be gearing up for expansion into the country's second tier cities. At least … Read more>>>
Revenues for Singaporean retail developer CapitaMalls Asia dropped 8.7 percent during the fourth quarter of 2013, due mainly to a slow down in China, the company said in a statement this week.
According the most recent financial results for the… Read More>>
Revenues for Singaporean retail developer CapitaMalls Asia dropped 8.7 percent during the fourth quarter of 2013, due … Read more>>>
Global luxury brands and the mall developers that love them have hit hard times in China as Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign has seen shoppers desert high end stores.
According to a recent report in the South China Morning Post, many… Read More>>
Global luxury brands and the mall developers that love them have hit hard times in China as Xi Jinping's anti-corruption … Read more>>>
