Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China’s Poly Real Estate Group has become the latest mainland developer to enter the UK market after confirming this week that it has purchased 5 Fleet Place in London for £145m ($208.6M).
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Cushman & Wakefield was officially acquired by TPG-backed DTZ on September 1st, but the beginning of January seems to be the time when the merger led to some significant personnel changes for agencies in the region.
Colliers International announced seven… Read More>>
JLL announced this week that it has brought on board Kent Fong, former co-head of Investment at Cushman & Wakefield in Hong Kong to be the new leader of its investment brokerage division in the city.
The move comes the… Read More>>
While China was once known for exporting manufactured goods around, the country previously specialising as the world’s factory floor now seems to be capturing more attention for the sending its billionaires and their kin out of the country.
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China’s latest environmental regulations require that children be kept home from school on days with the worst air pollution, but office workers may need similar safety measures, according to recent research into air quality in Beijing’s office buildings.
Ninety percent… Read More>>
Evergrande Real Estate, one of China’s largest developers – and its most indebted – shocked the market today by announcing that it was acquiring seven mainland projects from Hong Kong’s New World Group for a total of RMB 20.4 billion… Read More>>
In a sign of growing recognition of Mingtiandi as China’s leading source of real estate intelligence, two of the world’s best known news publications referenced the site in reporting on separate stories on China’s real estate markets last week.
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While many US-based fund managers are shunning China in favor of other Asian locations, Blackrock is said to be shopping for office towers and even retail assets on the mainland.
The New York-based investment management firm, which currently is the… Read More>>
More than one percent of China’s richest people have been prosecuted for economic crimes, according to a recent report, and the country’s real estate industry is the leading source of these charged, jailed or executed kingpins.
The Hurun Report, which… Read More>>
One of China’s most famous ghost cities could churn out a new kind of horror this week after a real estate developer based in the Inner Mongolian city of Ordos revealed last week that it is struggling to repay bonds… Read More>>
