Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Mainland China’s top real estate developers have seen a bountiful year despite a downtrend in the past three months, with 26 developers reporting contracted sales exceeding RMB 100 billion ($15.5 billion) through the first 11 months of the year.
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The trials facing mainland corporates caught on the wrong side of Beijing policy changes loom large in today’s real estate headlines as Anbang and HNA try to sell off some of their harder-to-sell assets and mainstream developers face the prospect… Read More>>
According to information from the Hong Kong stock exchange, JP Morgan Chase & Co used a flurry of share trades to build its stake in China Vanke, the third largest real estate developer in China, to 11.13 percent as of… Read More>>
China Vanke has agreed to purchase six real estate projects in the provinces of Zhejiang and Jiangsu, as well as in the city of Chongqing, from a subsidiary of China Evergrande Real Estate, for a total of RMB 355 million… Read More>>
Financially-troubled mainland conglomerate HNA continued its ongoing series of property disposals on Wednesday as it announced an agreement to sell its Central Hotel Square project in Guangzhou to China Vanke for approximately RMB 1.035 billion ($150 million) in cash, subject… Read More>>
The Shenzhen government late last month posted a public notice of its plans to sell a 181,000 square metre (1,948,267 square foot) site in the southern part of the city’s Nanshan district, that is expected to bring the local government… Read More>>
The leaders of an association of people who sell real estate in India demonstrated their optimism about the future of their industry this week with a prediction that the country’s property sector would grow 30 percent over the next decade…. Read More>>
Things are getting quiet on the mainland as authorities continue to step up enforcement of home sales restrictions in a crackdown first launched in late June. During September home sales fell by 3.6 percent in terms of floor space, marking… Read More>>
Financially-troubled HNA Group on Tuesday announced to the Shanghai Exchange that its shareholders have rejected a RMB 1.3 billion ($190 million) deal to sell a Beijing office tower to China Vanke, which the two companies had agreed to in late… Read More>>
China Vanke, once the country’s largest developer by sales, had its own downturn int 2016-2017 when it nearly became a business case study in how to stage a mainland hostile takeover. Now that the homebuilder is under government control, it… Read More>>
