Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Mingtiandi’s China real estate happy hour is returning to Shanghai this month, with our next event scheduled for September 18th at KABB in the Jing An Kerry Centre.
The first two installments in this series of industry get togethers were… Read More>>
The head of alternative investment giant Blackstone finds China’s warehouses more interesting than luxury apartments, and just might be in the market for office buildings or shopping malls.
Stephen Schwarzman, chairman and CEO of the US-based private equity firm was… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s first monthly gathering of real estate and finance industry professionals was held last week and attracted a strong turn-out of executives from both international and local firms.
The happy hour event, which was held at KABB at the new… Read More>>
Since first being posted on the site last week, more than 60 people have registered for Mingtiandi’s first happy hour event this coming Thursday evening at KABB in Shanghai’s Jing An Kerry Centre.
This casual business networking event is open… Read More>>
Blackstone Group LP last week let its team know that Michael Chae, the chief of Asia private equity for the alternative investment giant, would be returning to New York to resume his former job as head of media and communications… Read More>>
Vanke, the country’s largest property developer by revenue, is holding discussions with private equity giant Blackstone Group about a real estate fund to pursue opportunities in China’s logistics real estate sector, a senior company official revealed over the weekend.
The… Read More>>
Blackstone Group has effectively taken over control of Hong Kong-listed real estate developer Tysan Holdings by buying up 71 percent of the shares in the company, as the global private equity giant seeks easier access to China real estate opportunities.
According an annoucement in the Shanghai Securities News, Blackstone acquired 65.5 percent of the shares on January 3rd for HK$1.64 billion ($211.5 million)
China Investment Corp., the country’s $575 billion sovereign wealth fund, favors European infrastructure and real estate as developed markets will drive the next phase of the global economic recovery.
“Europe has a lot of potential,” CIC Chairman Ding Xuedong said yesterday at a conference in Hong Kong.
Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:
China’s home sales in November rose to the highest monthly… Read More>>
Not content with buying buildings in New York or purchasing Picassos, China’s real estate moguls are now investing in Ivy League universities.
Harvard University announced on Monday that it is receiving a gift of “university-wide, interdisciplinary support” from Chinese property… Read More>>
