Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China has a new real estate sales champion, as development of overseas projects has helped move Shanghai’s Greenland Group to the top of the country’s property sector.
According to figures released this week, state-owned Greenland increased its contracted sales in… Read More>>
China’s real estate investors finally discovered the southern US as an affiliate of a major Chinese construction company bought a development site in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood for $74.7 million late last month.
The unit of China City Construction Company, closed… Read More>>
China’s sliding home prices fell even further in December as the end of the home buying season and a record-sized inventory of unsold homes led developers to offer larger incentives for prospective home buyers.
A survey released earlier this week… Read More>>
Kaisa Group Holdings may be in danger of becoming the biggest Chinese real estate developer to collapse as a result of the country’s property slump, after the Hong Kong-listed company defaulted on a HK$400 million ($51.6 million) loan on Wednesday.
China’s government appears to be successfully putting the brakes on its sliding housing market as the rate of decrease in home prices slackened for the third straight month in November.
However, while the skid is slowing, moves to loosen home… Read More>>
China’s largest real estate developer may just be getting RMB 1.8 billion ($290.5 million) for Christmas this year as Vanke takes advantage of more lenient government rules and lower interest rates to refinance its debt.
According to an account in… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties has raised US$3.7 billion through a Hong Kong IPO, after the Chinese real estate company belonging to PLA officer turned billionaire businessman Wang Jianlin is said to have priced its shares today.
A report in FinanceAsia… Read More>>
China’s most aggressive overseas real estate investor broke ground on a $5 billion development project in New York yesterday and vowed that more deals will be on the way. But not necessarily in more cities.
Shanghai’s Greenland Group joined with… Read More>>
The chairman of Kaisa Group Holdings, Kwok Ying-shing, resigned from his posts with the China real estate developer after government actions and questions about the company’s viability caused its shares to slide more than 34 percent in the last few… Read More>>
China’s attempts to rekindle its real estate industry began to show some results in November, when home sales reached their highest point of 2014, after the central bank spurred more mortgage lending.
According to November home sales figures from the… Read More>>
