Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Xinyuan Real Estate (NYSE:XIN) today announced that it has acquired a land parcel in Changsha for RMB 688.9 million (US$112.2 million), as the residential developer made its third land purchase in China’s second-tier cities this year.
Xinyuan’s new 89,460 square… Read More>>
Commercial developer Franshion Properties joined the ranks of China’s most troubled real estate companies today by opting to spin off some its existing assets into a new listed company in an attempt to raise much needed cash.
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China’s most aggressive international investor, Greenland Group, has announced a 67,000 square metre Toronto project as its latest overseas real estate acquisition.
The C$400 million (US$360 million) residential development makes Canada the seventh country in which the Shanghai-based developer has… Read More>>
A mall developer controlled by the Philippines’ richest man is planning to list its China shopping centre holdings on either the Hong Kong or Singapore stock exchange, according to a recent statement from an official with SM Investments.
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On February 28th, China state-run real estate developer Greenland Group announced plans to invest RMB 20 billion (US$3.26 billion) to develop projects in Malaysia’s Danga Bay.
But amidst the press releases and media coverage, perhaps the biggest milestone went unannounced… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed Hopson Development Holdings Limited (HKG:0754) announced on Monday that its contracted sales for the two months ended 28 February 2014 amounted to about RMB 471 million – a decrease of 69.6 percent compared to the same period a… Read More>>
The ranks of Chinese with assets of more than $30 million (excluding their primary homes) will grow by 80 percent in the next decade, making China 13th among all countries and regions in terms of multi-millionaires, according to a report… Read More>>
The value of hotel investment transactions in Asia climbed to US$7.5 billion in 2013, up 218 percent over 2012 to reach the highest levels since the financial crisis in 2007.
The rebound in hotel asset values and deal numbers was… Read More>>
Fashion guru Karl Lagerfeld is going to design a hotel in Macau, as one of the fashion world’s iconic figures turns his attention to a new style sector.
The Chanel mogul is adding to his extensive list of talents – which already include drawing and helicopter design – by turning his hand to architecture and creating a 270-room hotel in Asia’s gambling mecca, Macau.
According to a recent press report, the fashion designer says that he’s turning to hotel design only because he was tired to buying more houses.
Sunshine 100 China Holdings Ltd, a commercial and residential real estate developer backed by US private equity firm Warburg Pincus had a low-end debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last week as the company’s IPO came in at the bottom of pricing expectations.
Sunshine 100 raised HK$2 billion (US$258 million) after pricing its 500 million share offering at HK$4.00 per share, compared to marketing range of HK$4.00 to HK$4.80 each.
