Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Thanks to a year of super-charged real estate sales, Evergrande Group unseated 2015 champion China Vanke to become the mainland’s largest property developer by sales for 2016.
The shift in the top ranks of China’s homebuilders came as the three… Read More>>
Fresh from getting slapped around by China’s insurance regulator over its attempted leveraged buyout of Vanke, Evergrande is back in the headlines this week with more news on a mainland list, and a $4.3 billion share sale. America’s president-elect also… Read More>>
Top five mainland developer China Overseas Land and Investment (COLI) this week appointed Yan Jianguo to serve as the Hong Kong-listed real estate company’s new CEO, according to an announcement to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The change in top… Read More>>
Wednesday is here and so too is another round of Asia’s top real estate headlines. Today sees the buyer of Asia’s most expensive unmasked while China Overseas Land and Dalian Wanda are dealing with unforeseen setbacks. Also in the news,… Read More>>
China Overseas Land & Investment, the property arm of China State Construction Engineering Corporation, was dealt a blow when CEO Hao Jianmin abruptly resigned earlier this week. The state-owned firm appointed longtime CSCEC employee Xiao Xiao as its new CEO… Read More>>
Today’s news features China Overseas Land reporting a 110 percent rise in third quarter operating profit thanks in part to China’s hot housing market. Additionally, Singapore recorded an 8.8 percent increase in home sales while mainland homebuyers looking to avoid… Read More>>
Investors betting that the Singapore housing market had hit bottom got a rude surprise in today’s headlines, as home prices dropped by 1.5 percent in September from August. Also in the news, mainland authorities have singled out Evergrande and China… Read More>>
Summer is officially over but the season is not the only thing changing. A number of China’s real estate professionals have marked the beginning of autumn by taking on new roles. CBRE continues building its Greater China team, Henderson Land… Read More>>
Shanghai officials may have set out to cool down its housing but a set of stiffer downpayment rules for families buying second homes seems to instead being breaking up some marriages in the real estate-mad city. Meanwhile, Australia’s Goodman Group… Read More>>
CITIC Group, one of China’s largest state-owned investment conglomerates has effectively sold off its mainland residential development business to China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd in a transaction valued at RMB 31 billion ($4.8 billion).
Under the terms of an… Read More>>
