Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Cushman & Wakefield, the world’s largest privately held commercial real estate services company, announced today that its Managing Director for Eastern China, Jonathan Davis has been promoted to Managing Director of China.
The veteran real estate executive originally joined the… Read More>>
Australian industrial developer Goodman Group announced this week that it has signed an agreement to develop a 22,000sqm built-to-suit facility for Best Logistics Technology (Hangzhou) Co. Ltd in Chongqing, China.
The new project will be located in the new Goodman… Read More>>
Smart brokers know the value of a good contact list when you need to close deals. But not many are clever enough to use their WeChat contacts to sell $13 million in homes to clients they have never met before… Read More>>
Shanghai-based Greenland Group continues to set the pace among China’s international real estate developers by inking an agreement with one of Thailand’s largest conglomerates to develop luxury properties in the Southeast Asian nation.
The agreement between Thailand’s Charoen Pokphand (CP)… Read More>>
Nobel Prize winning economist Robert Shiller, who correctly predicted the 2000 tech stock crash as well as the 2008 subprime crisis, was in China last week, and even one of the world’s great financial minds wasn’t sure what to think.
Greenland Group announced recently that it has acquired two more parcels of land in Sydney, Australia as China’s most aggressive international real estate investor brought its basket of major overseas projects purchased this year to six.
The Shanghai-based property developer… Read More>>
New York Stock Exchange-listed Soufun (NYSE:SFUN) is the leading residential real estate portal in China and made $637.38 million last year, mostly from helping Chinese real estate developers and agents market properties through banner advertising on the site’s home page.
Moody’s Investors Service says that the rated Chinese property developers will achieve positive but smaller growth in sales revenues over the next 12 months, while maintaining adequate liquidity. The announcement came recently after the collapse of a Ningbo real estate… Read More>>
Five years ago if you had asked a Shanghainese the way to the downtown business district, he likely would have pointed you in the direction of West Nanjing Road. In Hong Kong you’d have headed to Central, or in Singapore… Read More>>
China’s residential real estate market continued to slow in March as price increases slackened and the number of sales fell in many cities across the country. The market also reported more cases of developers discounting homes to reduce inventories, even… Read More>>
