Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
In the latest sign of the appeal of China’s real estate market, Blackstone China Chairman Antony Leung is leaving the US private equity giant to head Hong Kong-based real estate developer Nan Fung.
After seven years running Blackstone’s 120-person China… Read More>>
China’s real estate industry is about to receive another $1 billion wave of foreign funding, and this latest surge comes from Hong Kong-based private equity firm, RRJ Capital.
According to Reuters, RRJ’s new fund will focus on residential, retail, hospitality… Read More>>
Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:
Home prices in major mainland cities will continue to rise… Read More>>
China Investment Corporation (CIC) is set to buy a London office project from Blackstone for more than US$1.28 billion (GBP 800 million) according to a report in the Financial Times.
CIC was first said to be in talks about acquiring… Read More>>
US private equity giant Blackstone made the latest acquisition of China real estate assets by a global finance firm this week when it agreed to buy a 40 percent stake in mall developer SZITIC Commercial Property Co, which is now… Read More>>
Private equity real estate firm Gaw Capital Partners has successfully raised more than US$1 billion for its latest fund, as the Hong Kong-based firm prepares to ramp up its property investments in Greater China.
Gaw Capital announced the final close… Read More>>
The richest guy in Asia is bearish on China, and is now more than a billion dollars wealthier because of it.
Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing has disposed of his third major real estate asset in Greater China within the… Read More>>
The enthusiasm of international private equity investors for China real estate deals made another appearance last week when RRJ Capital of Hong Kong announced a US$50 million investment purchase of shares in Hong Kong-listed real estate developer CIFI Holdings (Group)… Read More>>
Asia’s richest man made headlines earlier this month by announcing plans for two companies that he controls to sell their stakes in a Guangzhou mall, which followed soon after the August announcement of plans for one of the companies to… Read More>>
Henry Kravis, also known as the second “K” in KKR, was in Hong Kong yesterday to talk about opportunities for successful M&A in the region, and he made it clear that the company sees opportunities for profitable deals, especially as… Read More>>
