Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
State-backed Greenland Group said it has taken full ownership of a suburban Shanghai shopping centre after paying RMB 2.35 billion ($33 million) to buy out its partner in the project.
Greenland Group acquired the 50 percent stake in that it… Read More>>
The country of love leads the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that a Singapore-listed real estate investment trust has finalised the acquisition of three offices in France for €80 million, part of… Read More>>
Just three months after buying a 50 percent stake in a site in Shanghai’s Huangpu district from financially troubled China Minsheng Investment Group, state-backed Greenland Group has unveiled plans for a relaunch of what it says is a RMB 100… Read More>>
Stories from Bangalore to Brooklyn make their way into Asia’s real estate world today – with a brief stop over in the Bay Area (just the standard Bay Area, without any proclamations of Great-ness).
In Bangalore, Blackstone-backed Embassy Office Parks… Read More>>
Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management has agreed to purchase a commercial property project in Shanghai’s South Bund area from Greenland Hong Kong at a valuation of RMB 10.57 billion ($1.7 billion) according to a stock exchange filing today by the Shanghai-based… Read More>>
The hotel and tourism unit of Shanghai Greenland Group, one of China’s largest real estate developers, announced on March 6th that it has struck new partnerships with three Southeast Asian developers to accelerate the global expansion of its hotel management… Read More>>
Developers from around the region are announcing 2018 results that range from good to bad this month, but few developers had it as tought as a major Hong Kong player which only sold one home last year, earning this story… Read More>>
Country Garden Holdings was China’s top developer in 2018, as measured by sales contracts, maintaining its hold on the top spot for the second consecutive year in a year marked by consolidation among mainland developers.
The Guangdong-based builder chaired by… Read More>>
Four of the biggest Chinese investors in Los Angeles real estate have been named in an FBI investigation of possible bribery, kickbacks, extortion, and money laundering related to property deals in southern California’s largest city, according to a document seen… Read More>>
The unwinding of China’s mega-investors leads the news again today as Shanghai-based Greenland Group pauses to reconsider its quest to build London’s tallest residential tower, and a policy bank controlled by the central government takes control of HNA’s ongoing asset liquidation…. Read More>>
