Hong Kong-listed developer Hang Lung Properties is said to have agreed to sell an industrial building in Hong Kong’s Cheung Sha Wan area to a consortium of investors for HK$4 billion ($510 million), according to local media accounts citing sources… Read More>>
Hang Lung Buys Out Kowloon East Industrial Building at HK$2.08B Valuation
Hang Lung Properties bought out the remaining space that it did not yet own in a 68-year-old industrial building in Kowloon East this week, clearing the way for the Hong Kong-listed builder plans to redevelop the site into a residential… Read More>>
Mainland Developers Issue $8.6B in Offshore Bonds and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
China’s real estate market is slowing and the country’s biggest developers have reacted by borrowing more cash from overseas markets as government controls continue to restrict home sales. Also in the news today, JP Morgan joins the analyst choir predicting… Read More>>
SHK, Swire and Hang Lung Said to Square Off for RMB 4.7B Shanghai Site
Three of Hong Kong’s biggest developers are said to have made it to the final round of a competition for a rare site in Shanghai’s Jing’an district in a land auction set to end this week.
Sun Hung Kai Properties,… Read More>>
Technology and Trade Tensions Highlight MIPIM Asia Event
More than 900 industry leaders, representing 570 firms from 36 countries, attended the annual MIPIM Asia real estate conference in Hong Kong last week, with technology and trade tensions among the recurring themes throughout the packed program of presentations, panel… Read More>>
HSBC Gets One More Year in SG’s 21 Collyer Quay and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
CapitaLand Commercial Trust, which owns the current home of HSBC in Singapore, is giving the bank one more year in its home in the city’s Raffles Place as speculation builds that the listed trust may sell off or redevelop the… Read More>>
China’s Capital Controls Boost Domestic Property Demand and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Leading today’s real estate headlines, the Wall Street Journal rediscovers China’s property market, and WeWork follows up on its $500 million China fund raising by announcing plans to double the size of its India footprint. And one of Hong Kong’s… Read More>>
Lotte May Dump Five Mainland Stores and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
One of South Korea’s biggest conglomerates leads the news again today, as Lotte Group struggles to overcome geopolitical issues that have plagued its mainland business. Also in the headlines, two of Hong Kong’s biggest developers saw profits plunge in the… Read More>>
China Curbs Developers’ Dollar Bond Issues and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Leading today’s roundup, Chinese regulators are further tightening developers’ funding channels by curtaining their dollar-bond issuance, amid concerns about foreign-exchange volatility. Also in the headlines, the developer chaired by controversial Chinese-Australian investor Huang Xiangmo has shed its second chief executive… Read More>>
Hang Lung Outbids Alibaba to Win Hangzhou Commercial Site for RMB 10.7B
Hong Kong developer Hang Lung Group has shouldered aside Alibaba Group and four other property developers to win a commercial plot in the eastern China city of Hangzhou for RMB10.7 billion ($1.7 billion) — more than double the base price… Read More>>
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