Asia real estate and outbound investment news
As Residential Property Boom Fades, Developers Look to Office and Retail
At recent meetings across China where property developers announced 2010 financial results, confident real-estate executives told their investors about an important, and collective, shift in business strategy: From… Read More>>
A report on Bloomberg today announced that Wal-Mart is the latest retailer to take steps toward developing its own sites in China. This news follows moves in recent months by TESCO, IKEA and other retailers to develop shopping malls and… Read More>>
An HSBC Specialist Investments-managed fund has teamed up with Tesco and the Singapore-listed Metro Holdings to buy three shopping malls in China for $280m.
The second joint-venture investment between the HSBC NF China Real Estate Fund, Metro and Tesco, has… Read More>>
Treasury Holdings Real Estate Pte Ltd, Trustee Manager of Treasury China Trust (“TCT”) and one of China’s leading commercial property players, today announced that it has entered into a binding contract to acquire 100% of the Huai Hai Mall in… Read More>>
According to a report in the Oriental Morning Post, Best Buy will close its own-branded shops in China, effective February 22nd.
As reported here earlier this month, the US retail electronics giant has been struggling to compete in the Chinese… Read More>>
Apple continued its rapid expansion into China’s retail sector by announcing last week the opening of its third outlet in Shanghai.
In a statement from Ron Johnson, the company’s senior vice president of retail operations that was reported in the… Read More>>
As the year creeps to a close the market data continues to roll in showing the intense amounts of capital thrown into China’s real estate market this year and the price increases and investment projects that have come with it.
