Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Following a client uprising over the weekend that drove rumours of bankruptcy early this week, Beijing-based rental platform Danke Apartments may be in line for a buyout, according to local media reports.
Listed on the New York Stock Exchange as… Read More>>
Sigma Delta Partners Investment (“SDP Investment”) has formed a joint-venture with an international institutional investor and completed the acquisition of the U-Show Plaza mixed-use project in Beijing.
The purchase ranks as one of the largest real estate transactions in Beijing… Read More>>
GDS Holdings has set up a RMB 2.6 billion ($371 million) joint venture with a private fund management unit of state-run investment firm CITIC to develop a new data centre in suburban Beijing, as the mainland server facility specialist ramps… Read More>>
A mainland property investment group which once spent $449 million to buy control of the Seaworld amusement park group from Blackstone, saw one of its prized assets sold on Taobao this past week, as China continues to sweep up the… Read More>>
Singapore’s GIC is spending RMB 8 billion ($1.15 billion) to ramp up its Beijing office portfolio by making the Chinese capital’s biggest office acquisition since early last year.
The sovereign wealth fund said in an announcement that it has acquired… Read More>>
China’s capital has already begun to take the wrapping off of the country’s newest transport hub and the phased roll out of Beijing Daxing airport is bringing to the city not just four new runways, but a new terminal… Read More>>
Community malls lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that a Hong Kong-based private equity firm has indicated that unrest in the Asian financial hub has hurt businesses in its portfolio of… Read More>>
GDS Holdings has agreed to acquire a data centre campus in Beijing for RMB 2.5 billion ($348 million) as the company ramps up its capacity to keep up with the rising demand for cloud and digital technology across China, according… Read More>>
Shimao Properties, mainland China’s eleventh largest developer by contracted sales, has agreed to pay RMB 850 million ($115 million) for a residential site in Beijing, according to the city’s Land Bureau.
The Hong Kong-listed developer controlled by tycoon Hui Wing… Read More>>
China Overseas Land & Investment (COLI) has teamed up with the real estate arm of state-owned steel company Shougang to win a 61,100 square metre (657,674 square foot) residential site in Beijing for RMB 5.1 billion ($730 million), according to… Read More>>
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