Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
Hong Kong World’s Priciest Place for Prime Offices
Land-scarce Hong Kong is the most expensive city in the world to rent… Read More>>
Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
Hong Kong World’s Priciest Place for Prime Offices
Land-scarce Hong Kong is the most expensive city in the world to rent… Read More>>
Grade A office rentals in Shanghai held fast during the second quarter, despite three major new buildings coming on the market. However, the outlook for 2015 and beyond could hold trouble for some projects as the city now has more… Read More>>
Real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield continued to expand its China team last week by bringing over Linda Chan as a director with the New York-based company’s Tenant Advisory Group.
Operating from Cushman & Wakefield’s Beijing office, Chan will be… Read More>>
Real estate services firm JLL (NYSE: JLL) this week announced the opening of an office in Nanjing, with Kevin Chan appointed as Managing Director. The new office is JLL’s 12th in mainland China and 15th in Greater China.
As the… Read More>>
The fastest appreciating office space in mainland China sits just across the border from Hong Kong in Shenzhen, where average office rentals increased 17.4 percent in the first quarter, compared to the same period last year.
According to a recent… Read More>>
Three of the major real estate consultancies issued quarterly reports on Shanghai’s office market this week, and the consensus is that Pudong rents are continuing to rise to averages of between RMB 9.2 to RMB 9.6 per square metre per… Read More>>
Shanghai’s Grade A office market is expected to nearly double by 2020, reaching 13 million square metres and surpassing Hong Kong as the largest commercial market in Greater China according to a pair of studies released today.
Despite recent the… Read More>>
China’s office developments are set to expand by 173 percent by 2016, according to a recent survey, as real estate developers rush to take advantage of the country’s growing commercial sector.
The report by Insite Asset Management, a Chinese consulting firm which advises real estate developers and manages properties, predicts that the nation’s developers will roll out 58 million square metres of new offices nationwide by the end of 2016.
Four out of the world’s ten most expensive office locations are in China, according to a newly released survey, with Beijing and Hong Kong leading the list.
Leasing an office in Beijing’s Financial Street (Jinrong Jie) will cost you US$2120 per square metre per year, and in the Central Business District area you could save a few bucks and get by with paying only
China’s tech industry has been growing at double-digit rates for many years now, and the expansion of the country’s technology giants has started to have an impact on the office real estate market.
Examining the effect of the industry on Beijing’s Zhongguancun, a centre for high-tech firms, the Wall Street Journal finds that,