Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Shenzhen-based Logan Group won a residential plot in Shanghai’s Yangpu District at a recent government land auction with a bid of RMB 2.381 billion ($340.7 million), marking the developer’s first foothold in China’s commercial capital.
Known until recently as Logan… Read More>>
In this week’s edition of People in the News, the mainland China arm of Hong Kong-listed New World Development has made some top-level changes, while a Beijing-based property group has appointed a group president following the retirement of the previous… Read More>>
Shenzhen auctioned off five residential land parcels to a pack of 80 project-hungry developers on Monday, bringing in a total of RMB 22.4 billion ($3.2 billion) for southern China’s top tech hub.
The city’s first residential land sale of 2019… Read More>>
We are squeezing out the last days of July, but there is still time for movers and shakers in the region’s real estate industry to find roles at new shops or get that bigger desk. This week our list features… Read More>>
The chief executive officer of a Chinese property developer that has made headlines with its record bids for sites in Hong Kong and Singapore has stepped aside, but only to make way for a close family member. Logan Property’s CEO… Read More>>
China’s Logan Property has bought up the Florence Regency complex in Singapore for S$629 million ($462 million) with the hopes of redeveloping the 389,236 square foot (36,161 square metre) site into as many as 1,446 homes, according to a statement last week… Read More>>
Court dates and innovation dominate today’s real estate headlines. Billionaire James Packer finds his staff headed to trial on gambling charges in China, while the owners of developers Great Eagle and Shui On will be asking a judge to help… Read More>>
A pair of Chinese developers has placed the highest bid ever for a Singapore real estate project as a joint venture between Logan Properties and Nanshan Group have offered just over S$1 billion ($722 million) for a residential site, according… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s property wildfire continues to rage after a pair of mainland developers agreed on Friday to pay a record HK$16.86 billion (US$2.17 billion) for a waterfront residential site on the city’s Ap Lei Chau island, according to an announcement… Read More>>
Wang Jianlin’s life advice on how to become a billionaire have gone viral on Chinese social media this week, while more mainlanders get creative in finding ways to borrow more money to buy homes, and there are many more stories… Read More>>
