A new report by Jones Lang LaSalle reveals that more than half of all global real estate investment resides in 30 cities, and that the world’s 10 fastest growing large cities are all in China.
The report, A New World… Read More>>
Evergrande in PR Blitz Against Shorts
Leading Chinese real developer Evergrande has been aggressively defending itself and its share price since being accused of fraud by Citron Research on June 20th, relying on fast deployment of an international public relations campaign to try to restore faith… Read More>>
Evergrande Shares Drop 11% on Accusations of Fraud
Shares in China real estate developer Evergrande fell as low as HK$3.60 per share on Thursday following accusations of fraudulent accounting and massive bribery by Citron Research, a US-based research firm often associated with short-selling.
Evergrande eventually recovered to a… Read More>>
Just How Hot Was Beijing’s Office Market in 2011?
According to a recently published report from real estate consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle, rents for Grade A office space in Beijing rose to RMB 293 per sqm per month during the fourth quarter of 2011, an increase of 9.1 percent compared to… Read More>>
Today’s China Real Estate Links | February 8, 2012
Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:
SALES of new homes in Shanghai rebounded last week as buying sentiment took off following… Read More>>
Beijing Office Rents Jump 73% in 2011
A recently published research report from real estate consultancy Cushman and Wakefield showed Beijing office rents surging 73% in 2011 with rates in Shanghai increasing by 19.7% over the year.
The Cushman report, which compared office rental rates worldwide saw… Read More>>
Analyst Poll Projects 10-20 Percent Real Estate Drop in 2012
Given the enormous volume and variety of opinions on China’s real estate market, finding a way to tabulate and compare who is predicting what should lend some clarity to the financial outlook, and happily the folks at Reuters have taken… Read More>>
E-house Buys Back CRIC As Appetite for China Residential Real Estate Data Slackens
CRIC the NASDAQ-listed former subsidiary of E-House is soon to move back in with its parents as its stock price has dropped from US$9.60 a share a year ago to US$4.05 this week.
CRIC which sells data on China’s residential… Read More>>
Shanghai Real Estate Prices Drop to Lowest Level in Nine Months
According to a research report released by Shanghai Deovolente Realty Co, the average price of residential real estate in Shanghai dropped to its lowest level since March during the week of 12 December. The price is continued to keep dropping through… Read More>>
CBRE Sees China as the Difference Maker in Asian Real Estate
Leading real estate consultancy CBRE released a podcast recently on Asia’s commercial real estate market which foresees healthy growth for the region, despite the global downturn.
As reported last week in Toronto’s Globe and Mail (nice to see that someone’s… Read More>>