Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Chinese developer Cheung Kei Group has made its second London real estate play by buying a Canary Wharf office building for £270 million ($363 million), adding another deal to this year’s surge of Asian investment in the city.
The Shenzhen-based… Read More>>
A state-owned developer linked to Beijing’s Tsinghua University has set up a joint venture to build a £100 million ($133 million) biomedical center at the alma mater of Isaac Newton and Francis Bacon, according to an announcement by Cambridge Universitys’s… Read More>>
A Chinese real estate giant isn’t the first act from out of town to have its hopes turn into roadkill on LA’s boulevard of broken dreams, but that may not make Shanghai’s Greenland Group feel any better about its latest… Read More>>
Three mainland Chinese firms are buying up office properties in the City of London financial district this month for a total of £352.5 million ($465 million), in a flurry of deals revealed last week.
An affiliate of Beijing Guorui Holdings… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group, once one of China’s most aggressive cross-border investors, has now reportedly put up for sale more than $5 billion of its remaining property projects in the UK, US and Australia, after the Chinese government ordered a review… Read More>>
At the top of today’s news, after government authorities hung a few developer skins on the wall the country’s clampdown on outbound real estate deals seems to have had an impact. Meanwhile Wang Jianlin has high hopes for the penthouse… Read More>>
The Shanghai government-owned firm best known for developing China’s tallest building is partnering with US luxury home builder Toll Brothers on a $323 million, 19-storey condo project in lower Manhattan.
NYSE-listed Toll Brothers announced last week that its urban development… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group is facing a fresh set of overseas headaches, this time in Southern California, as its US partner bails on a $1.2 billion development project in Beverly Hills and the company’s top executive in Hollywood steps down.
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After presiding over one of the world’s biggest strings of cross-border real estate transactions from 2015 to 2017, Anbang chairman Wu Xiaohui disappeared into detention in early June.
Now, some two months later the head of real estate for the… Read More>>
China’s State Council, the equivalent of the country’s cabinet, issued new rules on overseas investment on Friday, August 18th, which restrict investment in real estate, hotels and other sectors.
In the document, the top level central government body divides potential investment… Read More>>
