Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China Evergrande, the country’s second-biggest developer by sales, is reported to have taken over a stalled RMB 13 billion ($2 billion) commercial project near the Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport.
Evergrande is now the owner of the project, Hongyuan Shengshi International… Read More>>
China’s second-biggest developer by sales is making its first foray into the country’s rental housing market, as the Shanghai Stock Exchange gives the green light for China Evergrande to issue RMB 10 billion ($1.6 billion) worth of asset-backed securities linked… Read More>>
Less than two years after delisting from the New York Stock Exchange, China’s largest real estate agency has submitted an IPO application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, according to a statement uploaded to the exchange’s website.
E-House China, which… Read More>>
Chinese property tycoon Sun Hongbin said he had never regretted anything until he blew $2 billion backing Jia Yueting’s troubled conglomerate LeEco. But the teary-eyed confession by the chairman of Sunac Holdings doesn’t seem to have given rival property baron… Read More>>
After failed attempts to sell Evergrande-branded cooking oil and bottled water, Chinese property tycoon Xu Jiayin has fixed on AI and quantum physics as the newest business opportunities for the country’s second-ranked home builder by contracted sales.
Xu’s Evergrande Group… Read More>>
While sales results released in January showed that Country Garden had taken over as China’s top-ranked home builder in terms of new contracts, full-year financials released this week show that Evergrande Real Estate was China’s biggest money maker in 2017…. Read More>>
An affiliate of top three Chinese developer Evergrande has vowed to open 200 cinemas in China — nearly doubling its total number of movie theatres in the coming five years, while adopting a new locally produced technology to rival the… Read More>>
Country Garden’s status as China’s biggest developer by sales remains intact, after announcing a record RMB 69.16 billion ($11 billion) in new contracts in January, beating out mainland rivals China Evergrande and China Vanke.
The sales volume represents a 42… Read More>>
From the GLP buyout to the acquisition of CapitaLand’s malls, China Vanke has been stealing the spotlight in the past few months. The Shenzhen-based developer has now grabbed headlines again by announcing RMB 67.98 billion ($10.8 billion) of sales for… Read More>>
It’s traditional to get rid of things you don’t need and to pay off debts before Chinese New Year, and China’s HNA Group appears to be honoring this heritage with the revelation of a planned sale of $16 billion in… Read More>>
