Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Morgan Stanley bought a 30 percent stake in Agile Group Holdings’ Hainan Clearwater Bay project back in 2008 and now the Guangdong-based developer wants it back.
The US-based investment giant had earlier this month notified Agile of its intent to… Read More>>
With its $2 billion buyout of TV maker Vizio DOA, its CFO throwing in the towel and reports of missed payrolls at its Yidao Yongche ride hailing app, LeEco has had a rough month. And now entrepreneur Jia Yueting’s mainland… Read More>>
Leading the news today, the rolling ball of Chinese hot money may need a new target soon after the Canadian province of Ontario followed the lead of Vancouver, Singapore and Hong Kong in placing a 15 percent duty on foreign… Read More>>
In recent months China’s richest man lost out on a $1 billion Hollywood acquisition and hundreds of middle-class Chinese homebuyers have found themselves unable to make payments on homes in Malaysia and Melbourne. These financial mishaps were triggered at least… Read More>>
With China home prices at record levels in many of the country’s largest cities, residential land supply in first-tier cities in China – such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou – increased by over 50 percent from the same period a… Read More>>
China’s richest man is known for his close relationships with the families of some top officials, but it seems that even those high level contacts may be no match for the country’s capital controls, according to a story leading today’s… Read More>>
Property fever leads the headlines region-wide today, as even some of Asia’s once dormant markets sprung to new levels of activity in March. After a long slump post-stamp duty, sales of private homes in Singapore jumped 82 percent last month… Read More>>
At the top of the news today, America’s best known investor doesn’t seem too worried about the long-term effects of China’s capital controls, and the country’s developers also ramped up their bets on the domestic property market at the end… Read More>>
American real estate developer Tishman Speyer signed a funding agreement with the wealth management arm of China’s fintech heavyweight CreditEase this week which could provide the US company with as much as $1.4 billion in funding from Chinese consumers.
The… Read More>>
Singaporean property developer Tuan Sing Holdings has agreed to purchase the Sime Darby Centre commercial building from Stephen Schwarzman’s Blackstone and Malaysia’s Sime Darby Group for S$365 million ($260 million), according to a statement from Tuan Sing to the Singapore… Read More>>
