Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Kaisa Group Holdings and China Aoyuan Group joined China Evergrande Group on center stage in China’s defaulting developer drama late this past week as all three Hong Kong-listed builders cautioned that default scenarios loomed.
“In light of the current liquidity… Read More>>
Cash-strapped mainland developer China Aoyuan Property Group this month agreed to sell off a redevelopment project in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels to raise cash, and is expecting to recognise an estimated loss of HK$176.6 million on the disposal, according to an… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, debt-saddled China Evergrande announces plans to sell a large stake it holds in a mainland bank, developer China Aoyuan’s chairman teams with his Henderson Land counterpart to buy Aoyuan shares, and Hong Kong… Read More>>
Board moves at a pair of Singapore-listed giants lead this week’s roundup of personnel moves on Mingtiandi, as CapitaLand and the manager of Keppel REIT both name new independent, non-executive directors. There are also senior leadership changes at data centre… Read More>>
As we head into February, major developers, fund managers and service providers continue to add to their teams around Asia Pacific. This week seeks Guangzhou-based China Aoyuan Group bring its chief financial officer onto its board, while Shanghai’s Shui On… Read More>>
Top level moves at developers in mainland China and Singapore lead this week’s collection of real estate people moves from around Asia Pacific as Guocoland’s CFO abruptly departs the company and Guangzhou’s Aoyuan Group puts in place a management team… Read More>>
With mainland China and Hong Kong taking a break to honour the dear departed on Friday, stories from Singapore and Australia push their way to the top of Asia’s real estate news. In the Lion City, the government has chosen… Read More>>
In what could be a north Asia to southeast Asia handoff, the lead story in today’s collection of real estate headlines from the region tracks Singaporean developer Wing Tai’s potential purchase of a $548 million London asset from Korea’s Samsung… Read More>>
Guangzhou-based China Aoyuan Property Group is expanding its portfolio in Hong Kong by snapping up an industrial building in the New Territories logistics hub of Kwai Chung for HK$950 million ($121 million).
The mid-sized mainland developer is buying the 12-storey… Read More>>
Singapore home sales jumped 37 percent in January compared to the same month last year, but it didn’t take long for the city-state to react to the sudden real estate surge as regulators roll out a new tax on luxury… Read More>>
