Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
An Australian real estate agency is trying to attract Chinese home buyers by allowing them to make their down payments with the popular bitcoin virtual currency.
According to a story this week in The Australian, Forsyth Real Estate, a 115… Read More>>
To further drive home the truth that you can’t have fun without buying something, Shanghai’s Disney resort will add the country’s largest outlet mall to its amusement offerings.
Shanghai Shendi Group, which operates the Shanghai International Tourism and Resort Zone… Read More>>
As China’s property sales have slowed down and bad news has seeped into the country’s real estate market, many developers have been scrambling to invest in everything from US real estate to bottled water.
Now comes news of the latest… Read More>>
In another sign of the Chinese government’s determination to corral its unruly real estate market, two more developers received regulatory approval for new stock sales, during the same week that a private real estate developer collapsed after having exhausted… Read More>>
Shanghai’s Grade A office market is expected to nearly double by 2020, reaching 13 million square metres and surpassing Hong Kong as the largest commercial market in Greater China according to a pair of studies released today.
Despite recent the… Read More>>
A new player may be emerging in China’s overseas investment surge as an investment vehicle majority invested by China Cinda, the nation’s “bad bank,” together with a US partner spent $304 million to purchase a 65-storey office building in Chicago.
The deal… Read More>>
The chief executive of Hong Kong-listed Powerlong Real Estate on Thursday predicted that a fifth of China’s developers would be out of business by year-end, as the country’s small and mid-sized real estate firms have come under more pressure from… Read More>>
Commercial developer Franshion Properties joined the ranks of China’s most troubled real estate companies today by opting to spin off some its existing assets into a new listed company in an attempt to raise much needed cash.
The move by… Read More>>
Out of the world’s 20 real wealthiest real estate tycoons, 13 of them are Chinese, according to the latest Forbes Rich List which tracks the fortunes of the world’s wealthiest people.
Only six of the richest real estate 20 are… Read More>>
Beijing-based real estate developer Soho China reported a 47 percent drop in profits for the second half of 2013, as the developer which made its name building office complexes and then selling off individual units, struggles to switch to… Read More>>
