Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China’s clampdown on outbound investment hasn’t stopped Wanda Group from moving ahead with at least one overseas real estate project, as the Beijing-based conglomerate has completed its £470 million ($605.3 million) acquisition of Nine Elms Square in London.
Wanda has… Read More>>
During the last few weeks Dalian Wanda Group has announced the sale of more than $9.3 billion of its domestic hotel and tourism projects as the property developer controlled by billionaire Wang Jianlin struggles with a mountain of debt and… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group is selling stakes in nearly $4.5 billion in real estate projects across the UK, US, China and Australia to a privately held company controlled by its chairman Wang Jianlin, according to an announcement to the Hong Kong… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group, China’s largest commercial property developer, has denied reports that it is seeking an exit from its two flagship Australian projects totalling $1.5 billion, amid a regulatory crackdown on overseas investment.
Sources told The Australian Financial Review that… Read More>>
China’s acquisitive corporate giants can’t seem to catch a break these days. In today’s news, debt-addled Sunac China is looking to sell up to $1 billion in US dollar bonds after snapping up nearly $15 billion in assets over six… Read More>>
China’s cross-border giants continue to dominate the headlines today as news breaks of Wang Jianlin selling off his dreams of Hollywood by the East China Sea. Not to be pushed from the spotlight, HNA also grabs reader attention with the… Read More>>
While China’s Xi-change on cross-border investment grabs attention, investors from Singapore and other Asian markets continue to snatch up property assets in far away places. At the top of the headlines today, Singapore’s Ascott becomes the country’s second property firm… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group, China’s largest commercial property builder, is reportedly in the crosshairs of the country’s top leadership as China slams the brakes on an overseas acquisition binge by ambitious private firms.
A set of penalties levied against Wanda are… Read More>>
At the top of today’s real estate news is debt, and how China’s government is giving the country’s developers access to bond financing after an extended shutdown. Also in the news, Wanda’s US cinema subsidiary declares its financial independence from… Read More>>
So where’s Evergrande? At the top of today’s headlines, Guangzhou R&F, Wanda and Sunac appear to have formed an alliance of three of China’s most indebted developers to pull off a $9.3 billion deal announced last week. Looks like China’s… Read More>>
