Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China’s most indebted developer, Evergrande Real Estate Group, has branched out into insurance by acquiring a 50 percent stake in a loss-making Chongqing-based life insurer for RMB 3.9 billion ($617 million).
Evergrande, a top-five homebuilder on the mainland, disclosed to… Read More>>
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R&F Properties Launches 600-Condo Brisbane Project
Brisbane City Council has approved a new luxury 30-storey apartment complex in South Brisbane called… Read More>>
China’s Evergrande Real Estate set a new record for acquisition of a Hong Kong office building last week by purchasing the Mass Mutual Tower in Wanchai from Joseph Lau’s Chinese Estates for HK$12.5 billion ($1.61 billion).
The sale of the… Read More>>
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Evergrande Real Estate Lifts 2015 Sales Target by 20%
Chinese property developer Evergrande Real Estate Group Ltd raised its 2015 sales… Read More>>
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Mainland Developers Bought $4.2 Bil in HK Sites in Last Two Years
The rapid expansion of Chinese mainland developers who splashed… Read More>>
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Gaw Capital and KIC Close on $940 HK Intercontinental Hotel Deal
A consortium led by Korean sovereign wealth fund the Korea… Read More>>
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Wangjing SOHO Wins International Architecture Prize
The winner of the world’s most renowned architecture prize for skyscrapers, the Emporis Skyscraper Award,… Read More>>
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Evergrande Cans Plans for Bottled Water Listing
China’s Evergrande Real Estate said it has cancelled plans to list its spring water… Read More>>
China’s listed property developers are issuing their financial results for the first half of 2015, and the reports show an industry continuing to consolidate, even as the housing market rebounds.
With more than 60 property firms having reported on their… Read More>>
China’s rapidly growing ecommerce market and the rage for O2O helped make Alibaba’s $25 billion 2014 IPO the world’s largest ever. Now two other top brands in China, Evergrande Real Estate and Internet giant Tencent, seem to be looking to… Read More>>
