Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Officials from one of China’s biggest developers revealed late last week that they were cancelling plans for an 1100-unit residential project in Melbourne, Australia due to unforeseen delays in project approval.
However, Shanghai-based Greenland Group’s project in Melbourne’s Flemington area,… Read More>>
China’s second-largest developer gives up on a Melbourne project as it struggles to raise interest in its hotel REIT, and media in the UK reveals that an attempted Fosun acquisition was scuttled due to a lack of financial transparency. Meanwhile,… Read More>>
China’s stock markets had their shortest trading day in history today, which should leave investors more time to ponder overseas opportunities such as the three Melbourne acquisitions that happened over the Christmas holidays. Also, a Chinese investor plans to buck… Read More>>
Residents in one of Melbourne’s richest suburbs may have learned a new Chinese word recently, as one of China’s infamous “tuhao” knocked down a historic home in Toorak, Australia after buying it two years ago for $13.4 million cash.
Xiaoyan… Read More>>
Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
Chinese Buying 70% of High-End Vancouver Homes
Buyers from China “dominate” the luxury segment of Vancouver’s red-hot housing market, according to… Read More>>
Chinese property developer Dahua Group doubled down on Australian real estate this month when it acquired its second development site down under within 30 days.
The Shanghai-based real estate company this past week bought a residential site in suburban Melbourne… Read More>>
A surge in Australian home purchases by Chinese buyers has led Credit Suisse to predict that mainland investors will put A$60 billion ($47.6 billion) into housing down under over the next six years.
The projection is a major upward revision… Read More>>
Chinese real estate investment has spread from banks and sovereign wealth funds which bought trophy assets in the world’s biggest markets, to property developers looking for project opportunities in the world’s gateway cities.
Now according to a recently released report,… Read More>>
China’s hunger for overseas real estate is pushing Australian home prices to record levels as the wealthy Chinese look for alternatives to increasingly unstable markets at home.
According to a recent report from property information provider RP Data and Rismark,… Read More>>
A privately owned Hong Kong real estate developer added to the flood of Chinese money into Australia this week by picking up the Melbourne Park Hyatt Hotel for a reported A$135 million (US$119.78 million).
The five star hotel is located near Melbourne’s Parliament House at 1 St Andrews Place and was developed in 1999 by Lustig & Moar at a cost of $150 million. The sale involves both the 240 room Park Hyatt hotel and an adjoining commercial car park.
