Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Andrew Moore’s Pamfleet is reported to have sold the Bonham Circus office building in Sheung Wan for HK$1.7 billion ($217 million), making a profit of HK$700 million ($89 million) in less than two years.
The buyer, which market sources indicate… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group continues to scale back its overseas empire, selling its flagship billion-dollar London project for £59 million ($81.5 million) just under four years after buying the site in south London’s Vauxhall area for £88.8 million.
Two units of the… Read More>>
For residents suffering through a New York winter, or commuting on the tube in London, Hong Kong seems glamorous — walking down the streets in skyscrapers-filled Central, partying in nightlife hotspot Lan Kwai Fong or getting a tan beside… Read More>>
Chinese developer Yuzhou Properties said on Monday it would buy seven mainland projects from competitor Coastal Greenland for RMB 3.8 billion ($591 million), according to a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The portfolio, which spans more than 3.13… Read More>>
A floor in Central’s World-Wide House, one block away from Hong Kong’s Exchange Square, is reported to be open to tender with an asking price of HK$800 million ($102 million). The seller bought the property in July of last year,… Read More>>
Another record-breaking plot of residential land sold in Hong Kong, although this time not to a mainland developer. Hong Kong’s Lands Department announced today that local champion The Wharf won a tender for a site in Kowloon Tong, a traditional… Read More>>
A government clampdown on outbound investment has stifled many of China’s biggest buyers of overseas real estate, but Greenland Holdings is bucking the trend by going nearly all-in on its joint venture to develop part of a $5 billion New… Read More>>
Richard Li’s Pacific Century Premium Developments (PCPD) has agreed to pay HK$2 billion ($256 million) to a company run by a former associate of the second-generation tycoon in return for ownership of a prime housing site in Hong Kong’s Central… Read More>>
The company best known for making your iPhone has partnered with China’s top developer, Country Garden Holdings, to win two plots of land for RMB 3.9 billion ($605 million) in Guangzhou, a first-tier city in southeast China.
Foxconn Technology Group,… Read More>>
A Singapore-listed developer headed by a brother of former US president George W Bush has scooped up a residential site for S$840.9 million ($632.5 million), amid a surge of collective sales in the southeast Asian city-state.
The site, Park West… Read More>>
