Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Korean investors lead Asia’s real estate headlines again today as Mirae Asset Global Investments puts more of its cash into the US with Texas warehouse buy.
Also in the news, China state-owned developer Poly Global is losing some enthusiasm for… Read More>>
The founder of one of China’s earliest tech giants will soon be moving into the place formerly held by Tesla founder/business celebrity Elon Musk, according to news out of Los Angeles’ posh Bel-Air neighbourhood this past week.
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An accounting scandal leads the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that a mainland private equity firm that is a major backer of the coffee chain accused of faking its sales has put… Read More>>
Empty rooms lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that Singapore’s average hotel occupancy fell to 51 percent in February, triggering a 40 percent plunge in revenues.
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China Evergrande has retained its crown as China’s largest developer during 2019, as measured by contracted sales attributed to shareholders, as the country’s residential sector endures a period of slower growth.
The Shenzhen-based company chaired by mainland billionaire Xu Jiayin… Read More>>
SC Capital Partners has sold an office tower in Sydney’s central business district for A$270 million ($182 million), flipping the property at a mark-up of almost 71 percent just over two and a half years after acquiring the asset.
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Staff cuts lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today as Hong Kong property agencies clear out dead wood as deals plunge amid a market slump.
In other news around the region, Softbank says WeWork Japan… Read More>>
Country Garden has retained its crown as China’s top developer, measured by contracted sales, despite being one of only two of the nation’s top ten builders to see their performance drop during the first half of the year.
The Guangdong-based… Read More>>
Poly Global announced on Sunday that it will make available for purchase a 49 percent stake in its A$300 million ($215 million) Poly Centre development in central Sydney, as the Australian real estate arm of state-owned defense conglomerate China Poly… Read More>>
Chinese conglomerate and property heavyweight China Poly Group Corporation has hired Australia-listed construction company Watpac to begin construction of its A$300 million office tower in central Sydney, according to the Australian local media.
Located on 210-220 George St along the… Read More>>
