Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Global brokerage Colliers International is reshuffling its leadership team in China, naming an industrial and consulting veteran as head of West China while revealing that another top executive is now co-head of the company’s China business.
Colliers has appointed Sean… Read More>>
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) is deepening its partnership with top Chinese developer Longfor Properties by investing RMB 4.2 billion ($662 million) in two new mixed-use projects in the cities of Chengdu and Shanghai, the pension fund manager… Read More>>
Sino Land became the latest Hong Kong developer to unload a mainland project by selling off 80 percent of a residential-led development in the southwestern China city of Chengdu to a Shenzhen-listed developer for HK$10.51 billion ($1.34 billion).
Shenzhen Overseas… Read More>>
Los Angeles-based real estate agency CBRE has bolstered its mainland leadership team this week, with Andrew Deng taking the reins as Managing Director for Western China. Based in Chengdu, Deng will oversee the company’s platform and business lines in the… Read More>>
The real estate market in China’s fast developing west is set to get a bit more attention from one of the biggest international property consultancies, as Colliers International has appointed Tammy Tang as head of western China – covering its… Read More>>
Leading today’s news, most of the bidders for a site on Singapore’s upper east coast were from China, but a locally built champion won the rights to build 715 apartments to the island nation. Meanwhile, down in Sydney, Shanghainese developer… Read More>>
A real estate investment trust managed by Singapore’s top developer will acquire a shopping mall in Chengdu from BlackRock for RMB 1.5 billion ($226 million), at a time when China’s retail property sector is struggling in the face of oversupply… Read More>>
Bargains on high-end brands will be headed to Sichuan next year as a European investment consortium has broken ground for a $110 million outlet mall in the provincial capital of Chengdu.
The ground-breaking last month was a formal recognition of… Read More>>
Following the launch of The Opposite House in Beijing and The Upper House in Hong Kong, Swire Hotels has opened its third property under its The House Collective brand, The Temple House in Chengdu.
The new hotel is located inside… Read More>>
One of China’s most aggressive real estate developers took a HK$6.5 billion ($839 million) bet on the Chengdu market last week, and promptly saw its decision criticised by credit agency Moody’s Investors Services.
Evergrande Real Estate, which is run by… Read More>>
