Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Chinese real estate giant R&F Properties has added to its string of more than 15 overseas projects by signing an A$6.3 billion ($4.8 billion) deal to build around 10,000 homes in Brisbane, Australia.
The development heavyweight signed an agreement earlier… Read More>>
Developers from mainland China bought A$2.4 billion ($1.84 billion) worth of Australian residential sites in 2016, accounting for 38 percent by value of the land sold in the country for housing construction, according to a recent research report by property… Read More>>
Chinese financial services giant Ping An is pushing further into the Australian property market through a $1 billion joint venture with Lendlease and Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi, according to a statement late last week by the Aussie real estate developer.
Shenzhen-based… Read More>>
JLL has promoted Dr David Rees to the role of Regional Director of Research Strategy for Asia Pacific. Rees takes on the newly created position just over three months after Megan Walters stepped up to become Head of Research for… Read More>>
Gaw Capital has agreed to acquire a 20,000 square metre office property in Perth, Australia for conversion into a 500 bed student housing facility, according to an announcement this week by the Hong Kong-based real estate private equity firm.
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In a case of “I’ll scratch your back if you scratch my back”, Australia’s Macquarie Capital is partnering with China Jinmao to launch a real estate investment platform. The proposed investment vehicle would provide Macquarie with access to mainland investors,… Read More>>
China cracked down on James Packer’s Crown Resorts detaining 18 employees working for the billionaire’s mainland team. The Australian gaming magnate, who owns casinos in Macau and the Philippines, as well as in his home country, is estimated to have lost… Read More>>
With property markets in Melbourne and Sydney looking as if they have peaked, Gaw Capital decided to go in another direction. The Hong Kong-based firm is teaming up with Abacus Property Group for an A$200 million ($151.5 million) opportunistic investment… Read More>>
At least 21 cities have now instituted home purchase restrictions across China, but the demand suppression measures have yet to overcome the effect of months of loose monetary policy and rising public sentiment toward real estate purchases. In related headlines,… Read More>>
Bank of China may have a new place to call home in Sydney after buying the 140 Sussex Street building from Deutsche Asset Management’s RREEF Real Estate for A$130 million ($100 million), The Australian reported. The bank has yet to… Read More>>
