Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China captured an estimated $57 billion of commercial real estate investment in 2015, securing the country’s position as Asia’s top destination for global capital despite a slowing domestic economy and turmoil in its financial markets.
While Chinese investors shift… Read More>>
One week after Anbang abandoned its $14 billion bid for Starwood amidst a storm of speculation and investigation, Ping An Insurance Group took the opportunity to cast itself in a new light: as the anti-Anbang.
In an interview with the… Read More>>
WeWork, the Manhattan-based office sharing startup is expanding into Asia with its first location currently preparing to open in Shanghai’s Jing An District.
Recently valued at $16 billion, the leader of the co-working phenomena is now busy implementing the first… Read More>>
US private equity giant Blackstone Group is exiting its investment in Tysan Holdings by selling its stake in the Hong Kong property developer to China’s HNA Group for HK$2.62 billion ($337 million) according to a statement by Tysan to the… Read More>>
Asia’s biggest real estate investment trust, Link REIT announced today that it had sold two Hong Kong’s shopping centres for a combined HK$1.69 billion ($218 million).
In a statement to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the management of the real… Read More>>
Orient Golf Shanghai opened in 2003, just one year before the Chinese government passed a law banning construction of golf courses, and just in time to benefit from a golf boom fuelled by China’s newly wealthy business and political classes.
In the last week of February, China Vanke announced its latest victory in a quest to expand in the US market, the $116 million purchase of a vacant nursing home in Manhattan for conversion into 100 luxury condominiums.
However, February’s… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties says it will stop buying land for new mainland residential and office projects, except in first and second-tier cities, as housing markets in China’s smaller urban centres continue to suffer from a prolonged real estate slide.
China’s Fosun International, is preparing to close a £300 million ($426.4 million) deal for a London office complex, according to a report today in Reuters.
Should the deal for Thomas More Square, a 566,000 square foot (52,500 square metre) tower… Read More>>
Marriott International added a new chapter to the Starwood Hotels & Resorts takeover drama yesterday, when Starwood’s board pushed aside a $13.2 billion deal with China’s Anbang Insurance, to accept a counteroffer from Marriott worth $13.6 billion.
Many observers are… Read More>>
