Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The Shanghai government today announced modifications to its rules punishing owners and developers of commercial-titled apartments after hundreds of homebuyers protested the policy measures over the weekend.
In a statement posted on the city’s Housing and Urban-Rural Development office website… Read More>>
If residents of Hong Kong feel like mainlanders are buying up half the town, they might not exaggerating, as recently released research shows that developers and investors from north of the border have scooped up most of the office space… Read More>>
China’s largest property developer by sales will finally be listed on a mainland exchange after Greenland Group received approval last week from Chinese authorities to inject assets into Shanghai Jinfeng Investment.
The backdoor listing will create China’s largest listed real… Read More>>
Chinese real estate developer Country Garden Holdings sold a $900 million five-year bond on Thursday as the Guangzhou-based firm continues to restructure its financing in the face of China’s property slowdown.
The top-ten China developer’s latest bond issue was priced… Read More>>
Troubled China real estate developer Agile Properties announced on Thursday that a previously planned rights offer is back on the table. The plan to raise HK$1.65 billion ($213 million) seems more challenging than ever, however, as the Hong Kong-listed property… Read More>>
Caught between rising financing costs and slowing sales, Poly Property announced today that its profits for the first half of 2014 had fallen by 42.2 percent compared to the same period last year. China’s second-largest developer by sales, the state-backed… Read More>>
China’s biggest developer has sold more homes than ever in 2014, but is seeing profit growth compressed by the nation’s housing slump and discounting, according to results released this week by China Vanke.
The Shenzhen-based real estate company declared its… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed Fantasia Holdings became the first mainland developer to cut its sales target this year after it announced late last week that it had suffered a 68 percent fall in profits during the first half of 2014.
The Shenzhen-based… Read More>>
While some analysts are predicting that the decision by China’s government to loosen home purchase restrictions will lead to a rapid recovery in the housing market, a recent survey by Standard Chartered shows that the people who need to borrow… Read More>>
While analyst opinions seem to vary regarding the depth of the downturn in China’s real estate market, developers in Beijing, Chengdu and Jiaxing are keeping their money in their pockets, and the result can be seen in land that went… Read More>>
