Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Alibaba’s vice chairman Joseph Tsai has seen his company’s stock price take a beating this year, but that hasn’t stopped him from buying the third most expensive home in American history.
The billionaire e-commerce entrepreneur and Jack Ma running buddy… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Alibaba Cloud announces plans to build its first data centre in the Philippines, China Evergrande’s shares take investors on a wild ride, and Hong Kong transit operator MTR tries to ease conflict-of-interest concerns… Read More>>
In Mingtiandi’s latest roundup of regional news headlines, China’s largest listed courier service looks to spin off several logistics assets to an offshore REIT, Vanke edges closer to a property management IPO that could happen at the end of this… Read More>>
In this edition of Mingtiandi’s regional news roundup, Alibaba’s Lazada e-commerce unit leases an expanse of Singapore office space, China plugs loopholes exploited by buyers to load up on multiple properties, and Hyundai mulls a major design change for its… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, delivery platform Pickupp receives financing from venture funds tied to Alibaba and Swire, PropertyGuru snaps up a Malaysian property data firm, and a Japanese developer and its media company partner agree to buy… Read More>>
China’s Singles Day shopping celebration concluded last week with a record $74 billion in deals recorded, including finding a new match for one of the country’s spinster real estate projects.
Thanks to Alibaba’s Taobao website, which is best known as… Read More>>
In the top drawer of today’s roundup of regional news headlines, private equity heavyweight Blackstone finalises the terms of its big asset buy in India, a prime office floor in Singapore’s Suntec City goes on the market, and Chinese e-commerce… Read More>>
E-commerce giant Alibaba continued to expand its offline retail empire today with a deal to take control of China’s largest hypermarket operator for HK$28 billion ($3.6 billion).
The Hangzhou-based company said in an announcement to the Hong Kong stock exchange… Read More>>
Hong Kong is back to work after last week’s holiday, but the city’s real estate market doesn’t seem to be able to catch a break with Tsim Sha Tsui losing its Cartier shop as retail woes continue.
In a crisis… Read More>>
The coronavirus appears to have claimed another victim with Soho China declaring that its proposed deal with Blackstone to privatise the company had fallen apart as real estate markets struggle with shifts in valuation.
While that transaction… Read More>>
