Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A group of investors led by Hong Kong-based Asia Pacific Land have sold the Shiba Park Building, once Japan’s most expensive en bloc asset, for a reported 150 billion yen ($1.4 billion), according to Tokyo-based brokerage Japan Property Central.
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Hong Kong-listed mainland property developer Fullsun International has agreed to purchase a residential project in Ho Man Tin, an upmarket residential area in central Kowloon, for HK$920 million ($117 million), according to a filing to Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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Mainland media magnate Jia Yueting’s LeEco may be about to suffer another setback in its battle to climb out of a RMB 16.8 billion ($2.7 billion) debt hole, as a Hong Kong online streaming unit of the Beijing-based conglomerate is… Read More>>
Cash-strapped HNA has grabbed another lifeline from a Hong Kong developer to help crawl its way out of debts estimated at $100 billion. In the latest attempt to bail out its balance sheet, the Hainan-based conglomerate agreed to sell one… Read More>>
Payson Cha’s Hanison Construction Holdings has teamed up with an unnamed investor to buy an industrial building in Hong Kong’s Kwai Chung area for HK$720 million ($92 million), the developer announced Wednesday, as the city’s biggest logistics hub continues to be… Read More>>
As China’s biggest investors were warned off from overseas deals last year and a crackdown on outbound cash killed off cross-border real estate acquisition, Hong Kong still seemed a safe-haven for mainland money. But nothing changes faster in 2018 than… Read More>>
Nine months after attempting to sell off a Cheung Sha Wan building by public tender, Hanison Construction surprised the market with the HK$800 million ($102 million) sale of a 50 percent stake in the PeakCastle commercial building in Hong Kong.
What was once the site of one of Asia’s most challenging airports is rapidly turning into a lifesaver for China’s debt-addled HNA Group after the mainland conglomerate announced a deal yesterday that could provide it with a loan of as… Read More>>
Hong Kong-based Phoenix Property Investors is reported to have invested HK$442 million ($56.5 million) to purchase commercial space in the lower floors of the V Heun Building in Central, according to an account in local newspaper Mingpao.
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