Asia real estate and outbound investment news
China’s international luxury outlet mall pioneer Florentia Village has opened major expansions of its Shanghai and Chengdu locations this month as the retail developer and operator rides a shopping resurgence on the mainland.
“Our openings in Chengdu and Shanghai this… Read More>>
China’s first operator of international luxury outlet malls, Florentia Village, congratulated its tenth year in the country on June 12; the group presided over a celebration to attribute the company’s success to bringing affordable luxury and top quality experiences to… Read More>>
The COVID-19 pandemic put a dent in China’s transformation to a consumption-driven economy last year, but the slowdown in the country’s retail market has not deterred the expansion of luxury mall developer Florentia Village.
The outlet mall specialist opened its… Read More>>
German insurance giant Allianz Group is ramping up its real estate investments in China by partnering with Gaw Capital and TH Real Estate on a planned $2 billion fund targetting high-end outlet malls across the country.
The vehicle, ERES APAC… Read More>>
Chinese shoppers with a taste for discounted luxury goods are in luck, as Florentia Village expands its network of designer outlets into central China and Hong Kong.
The chain of suburban shopping venues has recently unveiled its first location on… Read More>>
Global property investment manager TH Real Estate has teamed up with Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital to launch a new investment fund aimed at capitalising on China’s love for discounted luxury goods.
The China Mall Outlet Fund hopes to build on… Read More>>
Figures predicting an oversupply of malls and a clampdown on luxury spending in China have captured headlines globally in 2015, but a chain of outlet malls opened by a team of international investors has bucked the trend by attracting more… Read More>>
TH Real Estate, the property division of investment giant TIAA-CREF, announced late this week that it had opened its third outlet mall in China, as rising consumption on the mainland continues to drive retail growth.
The 118,000 square metre (1.3… Read More>>
