Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
While economists and major fund managers debate the impact of the UK Brexit decision, Hong Kong-based real estate investors seem have already passed judgement that the 2016 black swan event represents the buying opportunity of the decade.
Tai United, that… Read More>>
When Dalian Wanda acquired the $1.1 billion One Nine Elms project from the UK’s Green Property in 2013, it was supposed to be a launchpad for Wang Jianlin’s international ambitions. Unfortunately the London luxury real estate complex has been more… Read More>>
With US turmoil grabbing centre-stage, worries over Brexit seem to already be old news for Hong Kong real estate investors, after two locally listed property groups snapped up £234 million ($290 million) worth of London office buildings during the same… Read More>>
For the second time this year, WeWork’s leasing covenant in London will be tested after Brookfield Property Partners sold a building that houses the startup’s European HQ to Hong Kong-based Kingboard Chemical Holdings for £271 million ($331 million). The co-working… Read More>>
China Minsheng Investment purchased Société Générale’s central London headquarters from the French bank for £84.5 million ($112.8 million) through its Hong Kong-based subsidiary SRE Group. According to a statement by SRE Group to the Hong Kong stock exchange, the deal… Read More>>
China Vanke may now own its first office building in the UK after reportedly agreeing to buy Ryder Court in London’s posh West End from Henderson Global Investors for £115 million ($154 million).
Situated in London’s Mayfair district near landmarks… Read More>>
One of China’s biggest cross-border real estate investors is ready to start selling units at its £800million ($1.1 billion) London project and may get a chance to test first-hand whether Brexit has cooled buyer enthusiasm for UK housing.
Shanghai-based Greenland… Read More>>
As the UK and the European Union remain mired in uncertainty following Brexit, potential real estate investors in Asia Pacific are beginning to explore opportunities presented by currency arbitrage and further monetary easing from central banks.
According to JLL’s “EU… Read More>>
A stalled $1 billion London project planned by China’s Dalian Wanda Group has received timely financing after the Chinese developer’s plans suffered recent setbacks including a plunge in local property sales and having the Anglo-Chinese joint venture selected to build… Read More>>
Some of the world’s biggest property investors are already dumping London assets post-Brexit and the potential UK slump could bring a boon for US asset holders as cash-rich Chinese investors look for a new place to park their funds.
The… Read More>>
