Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China has a new real estate sales champion, as development of overseas projects has helped move Shanghai’s Greenland Group to the top of the country’s property sector.
According to figures released this week, state-owned Greenland increased its contracted sales in… Read More>>
China’s outbound investment wave continued to flow into Sydney as buyers from the mainland and Hong Kong acquired more than $1.23 billion worth of major assets during the last two months of 2014.
Most of the investors were major mainland… Read More>>
China’s most aggressive overseas real estate investor broke ground on a $5 billion development project in New York yesterday and vowed that more deals will be on the way. But not necessarily in more cities.
Shanghai’s Greenland Group joined with… Read More>>
Shanghai’s Greenland Group, which has made a name for itself in recent years by being one of China’s most aggressive overseas investors, has brought that same “Invest first. Ask questions later,” approach to Chengdu, by starting work on southwest China’s… Read More>>
Shanghai’s Greenland Group has finalised the acquisition of a 67,000 square metre Toronto condominium project as China’s most aggressive overseas developer continues to add to its global portfolio.
The Chinese state-run real estate company acquired the site of the planned… Read More>>
China bought another piece of California last week when a Shenzhen-based real estate developer scooped up the Luxe City Center Hotel and two adjacent plots of land near the Staples Center for $105 million.
The 178-room hostelry is the second… Read More>>
China’s most aggressive overseas investor has teamed up with Australia’s second-richest man in a race to win the rights to a multi-billion dollar casino development in Brisbane, Australia. In a joint venture first reported on Friday, Shanghai’s Greenland Group plans… Read More>>
The US subsidiary of China’s Greenland Group announced this week that it has closed a joint venture deal to develop Atlantic Yards, a 22-acre residential and commercial real estate project in Brooklyn, New York.
Under the terms of the agreement,… Read More>>
The new governor of South Korea’s Jeju island has decided that Chinese property projects in the gambling mecca, including a $2.2 billion casino and a 63-storey resort tower, need a second look and this could mean trouble for some mainland… Read More>>
Chinese outbound investment in real estate in the first quarter of this year increased by 25 percent compared to the same period of 2013, but the big story is the 80 percent jump in spending on overseas residential development projects.
