Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Mainland homebuilder Evergrande has purchased a 1,982-unit residential site in Hong Kong’s Tuen Mun area from Henderson Land Development, according to information from the city’s company registry.
China’s second-largest developer by sales is now the owner of the project company… Read More>>
Guangdong-based Country Garden achieved contracted sales of RMB 580.8 billion ($89.3 billion) in 2017 to oust billionaire Xu Jiayin’s Evergrande Real Estate from its position as China’s biggest selling developer and seize the title as mainland sales king, figures from… Read More>>
The rush to complete deals before the end of the year continues this week with Vanke and Evergrande paying more than $1.3 billion for a pair of plots in Shenzhen, while China’s second largest lender will pay you to let… Read More>>
Mainland homebuilder China Evergrande Group is doubling down on western China by buying a 320,000 square metre office, retail, and residential project in Chongqing as part of a RMB 3.29 billion ($498 million) deal. The transaction comes just over two… Read More>>
Singapore leads the news again today as the city’s fifth housing project this week goes up for collective sale. Slightly further south in Melbourne, a Chinese developer continues to buy up suburban sites and Sunac’s Sun Hongbin reaches a bit… Read More>>
China’s famously indebted developer now appears to be among the most sought after by investors, after China Evergrande Group attracted RMB 60 billion ($9.05 billion) in investment in the run-up to its long-awaited mainland listing.
Ranked as China’s largest developer… Read More>>
Leading today’s news, one of Singapore’s richest men is going big on data, or at least on the buildings that house it, while Australia picks up 4.6 billion baht by selling its Bangkok embassy site to a local developer. Also… Read More>>
One of China’s biggest deal makers is back in the news today as HNA Group, reveals that its borrowing costs outstrip its earnings, at the same time that the hazily owned conglomerate sues a rogue Chinese businessman in New York…. Read More>>
Less than two months after Dalian Wanda Group walked away from its ambitions to crush Disney in China’s theme park market, the country’s biggest developer has revealed a scheme to take on the Magic Kingdom with its own empire of… Read More>>
The Chongqing developer which bought one of London’s best known office buildings might not be done making its mark in the big smoke, as CC Land declared its interest this week in making more property purchases in the UK. Also… Read More>>
