Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Shanghai is set to be Asia Pacific’s largest office market within the next three years, surpassing Hong Kong, Tokyo and Sydney as the Chinese commercial hub’s service sector drives demand for grade A space.
Approximately 1.1 million square metres (11.8… Read More>>
The world’s largest asset manager has just bought a piece of Shanghai’s office market as demand for real estate assets in China’s commercial capital continues to grow.
BlackRock has paid RMB 1.37 billion ($199 million) to Hong Kong Shanghai Alliance… Read More>>
Shui On Land, in a bid to pare its debts, is reported to have signed a memorandum of understanding with a buyer to sell off a 50 percent stake in its Ruihong Xincheng mixed-use project for RMB 8 billion ($1.16… Read More>>
Shanghai ranked as the top city for real estate investment in Asia Pacific in 2016 thanks to a $3 billion surge in major transactions from the previous year, according to figures published by JLL.
The mainland financial centre ranked fifth… Read More>>
Singapore’s City Developments Ltd (CDL) has acquired a 32,000 square metre commercial project near Shanghai’s Hongqiao transportation hub in its second real estate investment in the mainland megacity in less than one month.
CDL’s wholly owned subsidiary, CDL China Limited… Read More>>
China’s development over the past 30 years has been one of the world’s biggest success stories, but has also been a series of changes that have been hard to appreciate if you haven’t live through it.
While there’s no time… Read More>>
Despite the attempts of China’s official statistics keepers to demonstrate the stability of the country’s housing market, local governments continue to tighten home buying measures as prices trend upward.
This week saw Shanghai and Tianjin strengthen recently implemented cooling measures… Read More>>
Less than three months after selling a 49 percent stake in six of its existing mainland malls, Chinese retail developer Joy City has put some of its cash hoard to work buying a Shanghai shopping centre from the UK’s Grosvenor.
Shanghai’s fast-growing co-working scene got a touch of celebrity today when WeWork founders Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey visited the city to officially launch the office-sharing company’s China flagship location.
The co-founders of the $16 billion startup presided over a… Read More>>
Buy a run-down hotel, fix it up for offices, lease to a co-working superbrand, and double your money by flipping the whole package to another fund. That simple recipe just helped Warburg Pincus-invested Kailong bring in a sum reported to… Read More>>
