Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Shanghai’s fast-growing co-working scene got a touch of celebrity today when WeWork founders Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey visited the city to officially launch the office-sharing company’s China flagship location.
The co-founders of the $16 billion startup presided over a… Read More>>
When Dalian Wanda acquired the $1.1 billion One Nine Elms project from the UK’s Green Property in 2013, it was supposed to be a launchpad for Wang Jianlin’s international ambitions. Unfortunately the London luxury real estate complex has been more… Read More>>
Announcing a break up is hard to do. Some people privately tell their friends while others take to social media to update everyone on their relationship status. Of course, when you’re a fugitive Hong Kong property tycoon like Chinese Estates… Read More>>
When Chinese tech firm LeEco paid Yahoo $250 million for a California site this June, it looked like another mainland giant that had limitless cash and all the answers.
However, after the co-founder of the company referred to as the… Read More>>
What do Blackstone, Dalian Wanda, Brookfield and Fosun International all have in common? They are among the big name players who have invested billions of dollars into India’s real estate market. And it looks as if they are not the… Read More>>
America’s new president may talk about slamming the door on immigrants, but for Chinese millionaires the US is still their top choice and sunny LA has most-favoured city status, according to a recent survey.
Los Angeles ranked as the top… Read More>>
New York was too hot, London might be getting too cold, but it seems Prague was just right for the latest Chinese conglomerate looking for cross-border real estate investments.
Privately held CEFC China Energy last week acquired the Florentinum office… Read More>>
With US turmoil grabbing centre-stage, worries over Brexit seem to already be old news for Hong Kong real estate investors, after two locally listed property groups snapped up £234 million ($290 million) worth of London office buildings during the same… Read More>>
In another sign that Hong Kong’s new stamp duty may not have a large impact on the housing market, Strongbod Limited, a joint venture between HKR International and Hysan Development, submitted a winning bid of HK$3.39 billion ($437 million) to… Read More>>
Aoyuan Property Group is already marketing Sydney’s most expensive apartments, and now the Chinese real estate developer may be hoping to develop more pricey properties as it expands its business down under.
The Hong Kong-listed developer this week acquired two… Read More>>
