Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Sunac China is buying four Shanghai projects from defaulting real estate developer Kaisa Group for RMB 2.37 billion ($380 million) according to announcements posted today from the two companies.
Sunac will be acquiring 100 percent of two of the companies,… Read More>>
China’s housing prices climbed in January for the first time since April, as looser monetary policies seem to be coaxing buyers back into the market.
New home prices climbed by an average of 0.21 percent last month compared to December,… Read More>>
Chinese buyers are now the second biggest foreign investors in London’s booming property market, having spent £2.2 billion ($3.32 billion) on real estate in the UK’s capital last year.
In a report published this week, UK-based property consultancy Savills found… Read More>>
Regional financial markets may be regaining their trust in China’s real estate developers, as Sino-Ocean Land successfully priced a $1.2 billion dual-tranche bond yesterday.
The Beijing-based builder raised a $700 million five-year note as well as a $500 million 12-year note,… Read More>>
Not content with setting a world record for printing new homes last year, Shanghai’s WinSun Engineering is back in the news this month after building a six-storey apartment block and accompanying villa entirely using 3D printing.
WinSun printed the 1100… Read More>>
Fosun Property, the real estate arm of China’s largest privately held investment conglomerate announced today that it had acquired an office block in Sydney, Australia for A$116.5 million ($93 million).
The Shanghai-based property investment company will add 73 Miller Street… Read More>>
Chinese investments in overseas real estate increased by 46 percent to a record $16.5 billion in 2014, as China’s slumping property market combined with regulatory reforms to send its investors across borders in search of deals.
For the first time ever,… Read More>>
China’s Ping An Insurance has made its second acquisition of a major London real estate asset by acquiring Tower Place in the city’s insurance district for ₤327 million ($490 million) according to sources familiar with deal.
The purchase of the… Read More>>
Shanghai-based Greenland Group is planning a RM2.4 billion ($666 million) mixed-use development in Malaysia’s Johor state, adding to a wave of projects by Chinese real estate developers in the area bordering Singapore.
The state-owned property firm’s 128-acre (52 hectare) Tebrau Bay Waterfront… Read More>>
China’s new housing sales fell in value by 7.8 percent in 2014 driven by a decrease in sales and rising inventories of unsold homes.
According to a report released this week by China’s National Bureau of Statistics, sales of new… Read More>>
