Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Anbang Insurance Group has set a new record for cross-border real estate acquisitions by Chinese investors in agreeing to buy 16 hotels worth $6.5 billion from Blackstone Group.
The Chinese state-owned insurer, which stunned the world with its $1.95 billion… Read More>>
Shanghai-based hotel operator the Jin Jiang Group is said to have joined the bidding for B&B Hotels, making it the second mainland Chinese firm to pursue the French econo-chic hospitality brand.
The Carlyle Group, which currently owns 80 percent of… Read More>>
Shanghai Construction Group became the latest Chinese buyer of an overseas hotel recently when a US subsidiary of the state-owned giant picked up the Hyatt Regency Orange County for $137 million.
The southern California hotel acquisition by SCG America is… Read More>>
Private equity real estate firm Gaw Capital Partners has added another $921 million in new deals to its growing list of cross-border property acquisitions by picking up an office block in London and a hotel in Singapore, according to media… Read More>>
New York may be the most successful city at attracting Chinese real estate investment, but the progress of developer Shenzhen Hazens Real Estate Group in southern California underlines the appeal of the Golden State for mainland property fans.
Privately owned… Read More>>
Geolo Capital, the private equity firm controlled by Hyatt heir John Pritzker has announced a partnership with Wanxiang America to invest up to $1 billion in US hotels.
Wanxiang America, the US branch of Hangzhou’s Wanxiang Group, is already one… Read More>>
China’s love affair with Sydney continued to pick up pace this month as Greenland Group picked up a pair of projects in Australia’s largest city for a combined A$170 million ($131 million).
The Shanghai-based developer, which outsold all other Chinese… Read More>>
China Resources Land, a giant state-run real estate firm, became the mainland’s latest developer to go asset light last week when the Beijing-based company sold the hotel portion of a Shanghai development to Stanley Ho’s Shun Tak Holdings for RMB… Read More>>
An ongoing scandal involving two powerful Chinese companies has already led to several detentions related to corruption charges, and this week it revealed how one of Beijing’s most prime locations was acquired for just RMB860 per square metre ($12.90 per… Read More>>
Fosun Group has drawn up a shortlist of 50 hotels for acquisition globally as the Chinese investment house plans to invest more than $500 million on hospitality sector assets.
The Shanghai-based conglomerate’s plans for the tourism industry were revealed at… Read More>>
