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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>>
The four families that control much of Hong Kong’s property market could soon be pushed aside by faceless mainland conglomerates as a buying spree by state-run enterprises continues to reshape the Asian financial hub. In other news, Wanda boss Wang… Read More>>
A 24 percent drop in weekly home sales in Shenzhen, paralleled by talk of new home sales restrictions in Shanghai could signal serious steps by China’s government to clamp down on raging first-tier housing markets. Meanwhile, slumping mall sales have… Read More>>
While real estate deal watchers have been focusing on Anbang’s bid(s) for Starwood, back on the mainland the dramatic struggle to control China’s largest property developer took an unexpected twist today. Also a Chinese mall developer hopes to raise big… Read More>>
Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
High Prices Force China Development Giants Out of Beijing Land Deals
China Resources Land Ltd. and China Merchants Land Ltd. backed… Read More>>
Shanghai home prices hit a new high in May, and developers reacted by bringing in extra financial muscle to win the first land sales of June in China’s commercial capital.
China Resources Land teamed up with state-owned investment conglomerate Huafa Group… Read More>>
Rapidly diversifying Chinese developer Evergrande Real Estate Group cashed in on Asia’s surging stock markets through a $593 million share offering, according to a company announcement to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The Hong Kong-listed company, which is among China’s… Read More>>
Some of China’s biggest property developers have launched more than $1.76 billion in share offerings in the past week as the country’s real estate firms take advantage of the current stock rally.
The share sales by Hong Kong-listed China Resources… Read More>>
China Resources Land, a giant state-run real estate firm, became the mainland’s latest developer to go asset light last week when the Beijing-based company sold the hotel portion of a Shanghai development to Stanley Ho’s Shun Tak Holdings for RMB… Read More>>
China’s real estate market may still be stuck in an eight-month long slide but China’s real estate developers still are eager to buy more land – at least in China’s largest cities. So eager that they are willing to pay… Read More>>
