Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
After a seven month sales process, Global Logistic Properties faces the prospect of having only a single suitor for Asia’s largest warehouse developer as a June 30th deadline for bids approaches.
Over the course of a effort that began even… Read More>>
After a six month pursuit of Global Logistic Properties, the list of potential bidders for the region’s leading warehouse developer is down to two entrants with formal bids due on June 30th.
Blackstone Group, which earlier this month brought in… Read More>>
China Vanke may have lost its founder and CEO last week, but the country’s second-largest developer by sales is also flexing its muscles in the retail property market.
After leading a $1.9 billion acquisition of the Blackstone-controlled mall platform SCP… Read More>>
Stock prices for companies controlled by Dalian Wanda Group, HNA and Fosun were punished by investors on Thursday after China’s banking regulator instructed some of the country’s biggest banks to scrutinise lending to the mainland’s most prominent overseas investors.
The… Read More>>
The Shenzhen government’s largest listed real estate firm has made its first foray across the border, buying a residential site in the New Territories for HK$3.17 billion (US$406.2 million) in a joint venture with affiliated Hong Kong firm, Road King… Read More>>
Today Mingtiandi rolls out the first monthly edition of our series covering the biggest transactions brokered by the largest property consultancy firms operating in China.
With asset values continuing to climb, our team of researchers gathered the details on the… Read More>>
Wang Shi will step down as Chairman of China Vanke, the residential real estate company he formed in 1984 and built into the mainland’s largest developer by value, according to an announcement today by the celebrity entrepreneur.
“After considering the… Read More>>
Wang Jianlin continues the expansion of his retail empire in mainland China, as the billionaire’s Dalian Wanda Group announced the opening of three large shopping malls just months after the commercial property developer chalked up a record drop in revenues.
Hong Kong’s superstar investor may not be quite ready to cede the stage to the next generation, even if he does turn 89 next month.
In battling media reports yesterday, Li Ka-shing appears to be wavering on his retirement plans,… Read More>>
China’s real estate developers have left home for Australia, Europe and the US, but that doesn’t mean that they’ve left their funding partners behind.
Chinese financial institutions are taking a growing slice of the real estate lending market in the… Read More>>
