…urban destination for Chinese real estate investment last year, with $2.2 billion in deals. Just this week Chinese investors have announced two major commercial acquisitions in Sydney, with Dalian Wanda revealing plans for a $1 billion mixed-use project on Monday, and Fosun announcing a $93 million purchase of an office building in the Australian city today. New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Melbourne, Tokyo and Singapore also ranked…
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China Real Estate People in the News 2015-03-09
…he Fudan University graduate also has experience with Cushman & Wakefield, Fosun, Winnington Capital and Colliers International. Ray Cao has been promoted to General Manager with business park developer Yida First City in Hangzhou. Cao’s new role is a step up from his former position with Yida, where he served as Business Director for South China under the company’s Dalian Software Park brand. Cao also has experience with Dalian Software Park in S…
China Real Estate People in the News 2015-04-13
…Senior HR Manager with the mixed-use commercial project being developed by Fosun. Xu will be responsible for recruitment at the 420,000 square metre development along Shanghai’s waterfront after spending the last four years recruiting for CBRE in Shanghai, most recently as a Senior HR Officer. The Shanghai Normal University graduate also has previous experience as a recruiter with TESCO. As usual, if you know of other China real estate professiona…
TPG-Backed DTZ Acquires Cushman & Wakefield for $2 Bil
…uld not sell to a competitor, but despite reports of interest from China’s Fosun, it seems that the agency’s assets were not as valuable to investors outside the industry as they were to a competitor. According to a statement from DTZ, upon completion of the merger, Tod Lickerman, current Global CEO of DTZ will assume the role of President of the global company; John Santora, while current CEO of North America at Cushman & Wakefield will become Ch…
Will Stock Rally Mean the End of China’s Small Developers?
…er sectors are also cashing in on the stock rally. Investment conglomerate Fosun announced a $1 billion share sale one week ago, and Taiping Insurance raised $1.7 billion this month. Land Prices Still High and So Are Debt Levels The share sales come at an opportune time for the listed developers, as the country’s prolonged real estate slide has hurt revenues while continuing high land prices created new cost pressures. China Resources Land has bee…
Chinese Developer Buys NYC Site for $300 Mil
…espite rapidly rising prices. Last month, Chinese private investment group Fosun bought a stake in a 47-storey luxury residential project on New York’s Madison Avenue, although financial terms were not disclosed. China’s two largest developers, Greenland Group and Vanke both have projects in the city now, with Greenland having broken ground on its project at the Atlantic Yards this year, and Vanke working with US developers RFR and Hines on a 61-s…
Ivanhoe and APG Lead $920M Capital Raise by Shanghai’s Chongbang
…dy partnered in China with developers Shanghai Forte Land (a subsidiary of Fosun) and with Bailian Group. Caisse is one of Canada’s leading institutional fund managers and, as of December 31, 2014, held $225.9 billion in net assets. Sachin Doshi, Managing Director and Head of Private Real estate Investments, Asia-Pacific at APG, explained the Dutch fund manager’s interest in the deal in terms of locations and teams. “The investment in Chongbang bu…
Warehouse Developer Logos China in $400M JV with Ivanhoe and CBRE GI
…partnerships in China with developers Shanghai Forte Land (a subsidiary of Fosun) and Bailian Group. CBRE Global Investment Partners is an independent division of real estate fund manager CBRE Global Investors. Macquarie Capital advised Logos China on the deal. Gaw, Vanke and Logos All Invest in China Warehouses in June While the Logos deal represents a significant influx of capital into China’s warehouse market, the $400 million JV, might not eve…
Could Tokyo Be the Next Target for Chinese Home Buyers?
…med up with LaSalle Investment Management from the US to invest RMB 140 billion ($1.2 billion) to acquire the Meguro Gajoen commercial complex in Tokyo. China’s biggest private investor, Fosun, has also been active in Japan, acquiring two office buildings in Tokyo after buying out property investment company IDERA Capital Management….
Kuafu Pays $260 Mil to Acquire 4th NYC Property in One Year
…e courtesy of Related Companies). In May, Chinese private investment group Fosun bought an undisclosed stake in a 47-storey luxury residential project on New York’s Madison Avenue, and China’s two largest developers, Greenland Group and Vanke both have projects in the city now. Greenland broke ground on its project at the Atlantic Yards earlier this year, and Vanke is working with US developers RFR and Hines on a 61-storey residential tower in Man…
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