Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Greenland Group, which last year grew to become China’s largest real estate developer, started growing its business in the UK last week when it ground on a ₤600 million ($922 million) residential project.
The Ram Quarter project is one of… Read More>>
China’s Fosun International is said to be pursuing London’s Grosvenor House Hotel, as the investment conglomerate continues to expand its global real estate portfolio.
The five-star London landmark is currently on the market for a reported ₤500 million ($762 million)… Read More>>
A £500 million ($772 million) plan for a Chinese developer to rebuild London’s famed Crystal Palace appears to have fallen apart recently after 16 months of delay.
Despite attracting a shortlist of architects including Zaha Hadid, Richard Rogers and David… Read More>>
China’s Ping An Insurance has made its second acquisition of a major London real estate asset by acquiring Tower Place in the city’s insurance district for ₤327 million ($490 million) according to sources familiar with deal.
The purchase of the… Read More>>
The Crown Estate, which manages the Queen of England’s real estate assets, announced late last week that it had joined with an investment-arm of the Chinese government to buy a shopping centre in the UK for £345.5 million ($576.76 million).
China’s cashed up investors landed another billion dollar property last week when the country’s biggest life insurer teamed up with an investment firm belonging to the Qatari government to buy an office building along London’s Canary Wharf for 795 million pounds… Read More>>
A real estate agent in London’s red hot housing market hopes to sell more homes to Chinese buyers by handling transactions in the Bitcoin virtual currency.
According to a report in the South China Morning Post, fledgling UK home brokerage… Read More>>
Asian investors seem to have discovered Germany’s real estate market last year as purchases of Germany property reached $1.27 billion in 2013.
While still a fraction of the sums put into the US or UK markets, the new investment record… Read More>>
A market analysis report released this month by international real estate advisor Savills, predicts that Chinese investors will increase their share of global cross border hotel acquisitions from the current level of 4% to 10% by 2017.
The report predicts… Read More>>
China again declared its love for overseas real estate yesterday with developer Greenland Group agreeing to acquire a historic London site for a £600 million (US$984 million) development project. And in the same day, the developer announced that it would spend an additional £600 million to purchase a site along the city’s famed Canary Wharf.
