Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
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>>
Chinese investors have bought a number of high profile overseas assets in recent years, including dropping $500 million for a yacht maker, and buying the Chase Manhattan building in New York for $725 million. Now one Beijing-based entrepreneur has bought… Read More>>
The combined pressures of higher debt and slowing sales for China’s real estate developers led a major ratings agency to downgrade the credit prospects of Fantasia Holdings, Guangzhou R&F, and Greentown China during the last month.
Moody’s Investor Services downgraded… Read More>>
Credit ratings agency Moody’s predicts continued revenue struggles for China’s property developers in the second quarter of 2014, after the industry’s sales dropped an average of 7.7 percent in the first three months of the year.
“The weak contracted sales… Read More>>
As a credit crunch caused the collapse of a private Chinese real estate developer this week, and following just two weeks after the country’s first commercial bond default, dollar-denominated bonds from the country’s real estate developers are suffering on regional… Read More>>
On February 28th, China state-run real estate developer Greenland Group announced plans to invest RMB 20 billion (US$3.26 billion) to develop projects in Malaysia’s Danga Bay.
But amidst the press releases and media coverage, perhaps the biggest milestone went unannounced… Read More>>
Shanghai-based developer Greenland Group, is planning to invest RMB 20 billion (US$3.3 billion) to develop a resort hotel and residential projects in southern Malaysia close to the border with Singapore, in the latest overseas move by one of China’s most… Read More>>
Developer Guangzhou R&F Properties has joined the rush of Chinese real estate firms headed overseas by spending RM4.5 billion (US$1.4 billion) to acquire six sites in the southern Malaysian state of Johor Bahru.
The transaction was announced in a statement… Read More>>
As China’s property market continues to rebound, more of the country’s developers are heading overseas for cash, as domestic credit controls remain tight and demand for land soars.
Since January 1st, several of the country’s biggest real estate firms, including… Read More>>
