Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Land sales for property development fell by more than 25 percent last year in China, as the country’s real estate industry struggles to cope with falling housing prices and rising land costs.
According to China’s Ministry of Land and Resources,… Read More>>
Rising land prices and a government credit clampdown are forcing China’s real estate developers to borrow more money at higher rates – a combination that is likely to compress profit margins and put some companies into financial difficulties.
The country’s… Read More>>
Xinyuan Real Estate Co., Ltd. (NYSE: XIN), a residential real estate developer with a focus on high growth cities in China, today announced the appointment of Mr. Xinqi Wang and Mr. Yumin Liang as directors of the Company, effective immediately…. Read More>>
China’s real estate industry is on firmer footing compared with a year ago, said Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services in a report on Monday.
Developers registered record sales growth and enjoyed financing windows that led bond issuance to double in 2013. In the past two weeks, more than a dozen municipalities across China have taken steps to cool their markets, as housing prices continued to rise.
Real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield today announced the appointment of James Shepherd as its new Head of Research for Greater China.
Based in Shanghai, Mr Shepherd will be responsible for reporting on trends and events in the real estate… Read More>>
Mergers and acquisitions in China’s real estate sector totalled US$6.8 billion through the last week in November, with the value of transactions increasing nearly five times over the mark achieved during the same month of 2012. The deal volume represents… Read More>>
Not satisfied with sales of RMB 35 billion ($5.75 billion) over his e-commerce sites on a single day, Internet billionaire Jack Ma has decided to take on China’s real estate industry. For the good of the people, of course.
Turning… Read More>>
There are thousands of people eager to work as commercial real estate brokers in Shanghai. With the city being the financial hub of China’s booming market, helping companies lease, buy or sell real estate looks interesting to a lot of… Read More>>
