Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Ping An Insurance Group, one of China’s five largest insurers, has struck a second residential development joint venture with leading public-listed Australian real estate group, Mirvac, five months after their first joint venture agreement.
In the new deal, Ping An Real Estate,… Read More>>
Inquiries from Chinese buyers about Australian homes have fallen by nearly 25 percent this year, according to one of the leading real estate platforms down under, and the dropoff in mainland appetite for Aussie property just might be the result… Read More>>
One of the region’s most loquacious mall developers has little good to say about the region’s retail market, China’s real estate recovery continues to spread from tier-one cities to areas just next to them, and Wang Jianlin makes a big… Read More>>
Australia is losing an important source of export revenue as its mining boom has waned in the face of China’s economic slowdown. Now, in an effort to spur growth, the country is turning its attention to deep-pocketed Chinese tourists looking… Read More>>
China’s Dahua Group has revealed plans for an A$1 billion ($761 billion) master-planned estate in Sydney’s southwest suburb of Bardia, the second project in this area of the city for the top 50 mainland developer which has created a second… Read More>>
Chinese investment into Australian real estate doubled to A$24 billion ($18.1 billion) during the 2014-2015 financial year, as mainland buyers looked for overseas assets and development opportunities.
Spending by Chinese developers, homebuyers and other investors on Australian real estate were… Read More>>
Officials from one of China’s biggest developers revealed late last week that they were cancelling plans for an 1100-unit residential project in Melbourne, Australia due to unforeseen delays in project approval.
However, Shanghai-based Greenland Group’s project in Melbourne’s Flemington area,… Read More>>
China’s investments in Australia’s property market have often been hailed by politicians as a source of economic growth for the country, but reports this month indicate that the activities of at least two mainland developers may also have had direct… Read More>>
The mainland’s biggest buyer of overseas real estate assets may be about to add another $2.4 billion to its global portfolio, as China Investment Corporation (CIC) is said to be considering buying out an Australian property fund.
CIC, which has… Read More>>
One of China’s 10 largest developers became the latest mainland homebuilder to enter the Sydney market this week when China Overseas Holdings Ltd (COHL) bought a site in the city’s north side for A$80 million ($56 million).
The acquisition by… Read More>>
