Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Guangzhou-based property developer Evergrande Group has brought its stake in China’s Huaxia Bank up to 5 percent from 4.522 percent in January, according to a statement filed by the bank with Shanghai Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
The latest announcement marks… Read More>>
A hospital affiliated with Harvard University this week restated its interest in developing hospitals in China together with real estate developer Guangzhou Evergrande. The potential cooperative healthcare project was first reported in December last year, shortly after the property firm… Read More>>
On 28th January, NYSE-listed Xinyuan Real Estate (XIN) became the second Chinese property developer this year to ask bondholders to allow renegotiation of the debt terms, apparently so that the companies can take on more leverage as credit dries up… Read More>>
Evergrande Real Estate Group, one of China’s five largest real estate developers is adopting an aggressive approach to renegotiating its current debt commitment as the nation’s real estate firms search for ways to continue to financing their businesses amidst a government crackdown.
The company made a controversial compensation offer to existing bondholders recently, which appears aimed at making it easier for the Guangzhou-based firm to take on further debt.
China Vanke once again topped the sales charts among real estate developers in China, however, analysts now warn that the Shenzhen-based firm needs to work harder at innovation if it is to maintain market leadership.
With revenues of 170.9 billion yuan in 2013, Vanke again led the field, followed by Greenland Group, Dalian Wanda Group, Poly Real Estate, China Overseas Land and Investment, Country Garden, and Evergrande Real Estate
Not content with being China’s second largest real estate developer or winning the AFC Champions League soccer crown, Guanzhou-based Evergrande Group announced orders worth RMB 5.7 billion ($940 million) for its new bottled water brand, Evergrande Spring over the weekend.
At a ceremony in the city of Qingyuan in Guangdong, the company’s chairman, Xu Jiayin announced plans to…
China’s Evergrande Real Estate became the third of the country’s major developers to declare 2013 sales in excess of RMB 100 billion this week, when the Hong Kong-listed company announced revenues of RMB 100.4 billion.
The company, which last month announced plans for setting up joint venture hospitals in China with America’s Harvard University, is
Evergrande Group, one of China’s largest real estate developers, will soon be developing private hospitals in the country under a cooperation agreement with Harvard University.
Harvard and Evergrande jointly announced the agreement, which was signed on Monday, which calls for… Read More>>
Not content with buying buildings in New York or purchasing Picassos, China’s real estate moguls are now investing in Ivy League universities.
Harvard University announced on Monday that it is receiving a gift of “university-wide, interdisciplinary support” from Chinese property… Read More>>
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