What if you built a $3.24 billion portfolio of hotels in China and no one wanted it? Shanghai-based Greenland Group seems to be struggling with this question as the developer, which ranks as the mainland’s second-largest by sales, continues to… Read More>>
Wynn Delays Opening Macau Casino Amid Slump and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
China’s economy may not be headed for a hard landing, but the high rolling days in Macau’s casinos seem to have already fallen off a cliff, as one of America’s biggest gaming companies puts the brakes on a $4 billion… Read More>>
GIC Could Be Biggest Asian Loser From Brexit and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Global real estate markets are likely to spend this week figuring out the impact of Brexit with Asian investors, including GIC facing some of the biggest worries, while agencies in Hong Kong are already reporting brisk sales of London projects… Read More>>
Greenland Sydney Project Loses Builder, Chinese Developer Promises to Keep Schedule
Shanghai’s Greenland Group has parted ways with the builder hired to construct the A$700 million ($501 million) Greenland Centre Sydney with work on the 235-metre tower scheduled to start this month.
The state-run Chinese developer and Brookfield Multiplex this week… Read More>>
Greenland NYC Deal Tied to Key Figure in Malaysia’s 1MDB Scandal
The latest New York deal by China’s Greenland Group took a new twist last week when it was revealed that the mainland mega-developer bought its 41 percent stake in Manhattan’s Park Lane Hotel from Jynwel Capital, a company controlled by… Read More>>
Is Witkoff Telling Shanghai’s Greenland Group to Prepare for a Storm in NYC?
China’s Greenland Group may come to regret investing in the renovation of New York City’s Park Lane Hotel. At least, that’s a parsing of statements from its main partner on the project, who recently reiterated his conviction that sales are … Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Set to Sweeten $4B Buyout Offer and More Greater China Real Estate Headlines
China’s biggest commercial developer is ready to boost an offer to its Hong Kong shareholders, just as mainland authorities begin to look more closely into Chinese companies seeking to move their stock listings back home from overseas. Meanwhile, over in… Read More>>
China’s Greenland Group Goes Cashless in Latest NYC Deal
One of China’s biggest cross-border real estate investors picked up a 41 percent stake in a residential project to renovate New York’s Park Lane Hotel last week, adding to a portfolio that now covers London, Toronto, Los Angeles, Sydney and… Read More>>
Greenland Group Looking to Offload Stake in $5 Bil Brooklyn Project
Amidst a string of setbacks, scale-downs and sell-offs by Chinese firms in international real estate markets, Greenland Group’s U.S. joint venture is reportedly shopping a “very significant” equity stake in Pacific Park, its blockbuster Brooklyn development project.
Greenland Forest City… Read More>>
Anbang Buys Allianz Korea Insurance and More China Real Estate Headlines 2016-04-06
After taking a few days off from its acquisition drive, Anbang is back in deal-making mode this week buying a loss-making Korean insurer for a reported $260 million. Meanwhile Greenland Group becomes the first foreign developer to employ a non-local… Read More>>
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