Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Forget about whether or not China has a real estate bubble, and stop worrying about if this bubble could burst, Japan’s oldest securities brokerage is contending that the collapse of China’s property industry is already upon us.
According to an article in… Read More>>
A survey by E-House China showed home prices declining on a month-to-month basis for the first time since 2012, as the nation’s real estate market continues to slump due to credit concerns.
The report by CRIC, the information unit of… Read More>>
One of Hong Kong’s most senior property brokers expects housing prices to drop more than 30 percent in the next two years, and for the market to continue to slide as new supply floods the market.
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China’s credit crunch comes as good news for London-based Forum Partners, which now plans to sell off Japan assets so it can devote more cash to the buying Chinese assets.
Brushing aside fears of a bubble, the $6 billion real… Read More>>
In a shift with major implications for Shanghai’s manufacturing sector and for the prospects of logistics developers, the government of China’s commercial capital is readying sweeping changes in industrial land use rights, that include cutting back land use terms to… Read More>>
China’s largest real estate developer by sales is getting ready to sell beds, instead of just houses, as Vanke announced this week that it plans to enter the nation’s hospital industry.
Speaking at a conference on Sunday, Wang Shi, the… Read More>>
China’s housing sales fell 7.7 percent in the first quarter, the country’s property sector witnessed a record default last month, and some real estate investors couldn’t be happier.
While the nation’s property developers were busy cutting back on new construction… Read More>>
China’s real estate developers borrowed 49 percent less cash from the nation’s trusts during the first quarter of 2014, reversing a surge of informal credit to the industry as default concerns rise.
According to data from consulting firm Use Trust… Read More>>
Hong Kong real estate powerhouse Wharf (Holdings) hinted that more discounts could be on the way for its China projects as even the strongest property companies become troubled by the country’s home sales headwinds.
The 128-year-old Hong Kong conglomerate has… Read More>>
A new channel for fundraising may be on the way for China’s real estate developers, as the government recently approved the country’s first real estate investment trust (REIT).
According to a report today in the South China Morning Post, Citic… Read More>>
