Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A trio of Shanghai-based private equity investors have taken a majority stake in a 61 unit Manhattan condo development, as Chinese capital continues to find its way into the New York luxury residential market.
GEMA Capital Partners, with backing from… Read More>>
Chinese real estate developer Gemdale Properties & Investment has made its fourth major investment in the US over the last 12 months, and its first in New York, as the Shenzhen-based firm continues to expand its North American footprint.
The… Read More>>
Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the city’s de facto central bank, has become the latest Asian investor to jump into the New York market after investing $1.15 billion to acquire a 49 percent stake in an office tower in at 1095… Read More>>
Shanghai Municipal Investment (SMI), the developer of the 128-storey Shanghai Tower, is said to be partnering with New York’s Extell Development on a $2.98 billion project in Manhattan.
Documents filed in Delaware, and reported by The Real Deal, indicate that… Read More>>
NYSE-listed Xinyuan Real Estate has purchased a theatre in Queens, New York from JK Equities LLC for $66 million, as the mainland Chinese developer prepares to build its third condo project in New York City.
Xinyuan, which in 2012 was… Read More>>
One of China’s biggest cross-border real estate investors picked up a 41 percent stake in a residential project to renovate New York’s Park Lane Hotel last week, adding to a portfolio that now covers London, Toronto, Los Angeles, Sydney and… Read More>>
One of China’s state-backed “bad asset banks” paid $216 million last week for a 49 percent stake in a historic New York skyscraper, as Chinese investors continue to acquire New York properties.
China Orient Asset Management (International), a Hong Kong-based… Read More>>
In the last week of February, China Vanke announced its latest victory in a quest to expand in the US market, the $116 million purchase of a vacant nursing home in Manhattan for conversion into 100 luxury condominiums.
However, February’s… Read More>>
Politicians pushing to reform America’s EB-5 visas may have been handed some extra ammunition this month when the builder of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan revealed that it was seeking to raise $500 million for the latest phase… Read More>>
China Vanke, the mainland’s second-largest developer by sales has entered into two new projects in New York – both in Brooklyn – as the Shenzhen-based company famous for building homes for China’s middle class continues to expand its global portfolio.
