Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Luxury home builder Greentown China Holdings announced late last week that its co-chairman Song Weiping had resigned from the company he founded twenty-four years ago in a move seen as unifying control of the Hangzhou-based developer.
Song, who had sold… Read More>>
China’s overseas acquisition drive has suffered another blow amid scrutiny by foreign regulators, with the Canadian government rejecting the proposed $1.2 billion acquisition of Aecon Group, one of Canada’s largest builders, by state-owned CCCC International Holding Limited (CCCI).
Canada’s national… Read More>>
China’s much-hyped One Belt, One Road initiative seems to be stretching across the Pacific, as a mainland construction giant buys one of Canada’s biggest builders for C$1.51 billion ($1.18 billion). The cross-border infrastructure acquisition comes after Chinese authorities put real… Read More>>
Yet another starry-eyed hopeful may be having his dreams dashed by the cruel realities of Hollywood, but this time instead of a bumpkin off the bus from Boise, it’s China’s richest man. Or former richest man, as Wang Jianlin’s purchase… Read More>>
You leave the time zone for a few weeks and the next thing you know, someone wants to double the number of McDonald’s in China. If that news of fast food fortune isn’t enough for you, also among today’s headlines… Read More>>
China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) is pressing ahead with overseas projects, buying an office tower in the heart of downtown Sydney through a local company it bought three years ago, The Australian reported this week.
John Holland, an Australian builder… Read More>>
At the top of the news today, One of Hong Kong’s biggest property developers has won out in his attempt to buy an Aussie power company, a top 10 mainland homebuilder broke $1 billion in operating profit by the end… Read More>>
After teetering on the edge of bankruptcy in 2014, real estate developer Greentown China has bounced back. Just two years after nearly selling itself to pay off creditors, the once insolvent home builder this week announced a RMB 20 billion… 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>>
Hong Kong slapped a 15 percent stamp duty on home sales this autumn, but the city’s elite – along with their mainland cousins – have quickly found a way around that market curb. Also in the news, “universal insurance” is… Read More>>
