Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Gaw Capital is selling a San Francisco office complex that covers three city blocks to Blackstone for $245 million, according to loan application documents filed by Blackstone in the US.
Stephen Schwarzman’s New York-based firm has signed an agreement to… Read More>>
CM Capital Corp, the US-based family office of Hong Kong’s billionaire Cha clan has purchased a $117.5 million office building in downtown Palo Alto, California from a local joint venture, paying one of the highest prices per square foot for… Read More>>
A consortium led by Chinese property giant Greenland Group has completed its exit from what was once touted as a $2 billion project on the West Coast of the US less than two years after buying the site.
Greenland USA… Read More>>
GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, has formed a joint venture to acquire a stake in a high tech office portfolio in the Playa Vista area of western Los Angeles, according to a statement today by the $100 billion government investment… Read More>>
The purchase of the $1 billion Metropolis project by China’s Greenland Group in 2013 was one of the early milestones in an outbound real estate investment wave that put the Shanghai-based developer onto a global stage, beside co-stars such as… Read More>>
Chinese real estate developer Genzon Group is mulling a plan to build a massive, 10.5 million square foot (975,482 square metre) mixed-use development on a site formerly owned by Yahoo in Santa Clara, California.
City officials gave Genzon’s US arm… Read More>>
A Chinese real estate giant isn’t the first act from out of town to have its hopes turn into roadkill on LA’s boulevard of broken dreams, but that may not make Shanghai’s Greenland Group feel any better about its latest… Read More>>
China Oceanwide, which is building the second-tallest skyscraper in San Francisco, has recently added to its landmark project by scooping up an adjacent retail property for $32.5 million. As reported in The Registry, the Beijing-based developer plans to renovate the… Read More>>
Related Companies has become the latest US real estate giant to tie up with a Chinese developer in order to kickstart a major project, after the company started by billionaire Stephen Ross signed a joint venture agreement with a unit… Read More>>
Shanghai’s Greenland Group, China’s second-largest real estate developer by sales, is part of a team that has won first-round approval for developing a mixed-use project that could involve building as much as 232,000 square metres (2.5 million square feet) of… Read More>>
