Orient Golf Shanghai opened in 2003, just one year before the Chinese government passed a law banning construction of golf courses, and just in time to benefit from a golf boom fuelled by China’s newly wealthy business and political classes.
Shanghai Chief Vows Housing Price Crackdown as Home Sales Surge
New restrictions on property development and home sales could be on the way in Shanghai as the city struggles with housing prices that rose nearly two percent last month.
Apparently fearing the beginnings of a bigger surge, such as the… Read More>>
JLL Picks China’s Top 9 Cities for Real Estate Opportunities
Although China’s current real estate slump is driving many investors back to the safe havens offered by China’s biggest metropolitan areas, the best locations for real estate opportunities may be in nine, just slightly smaller cities.
The China60 report issued… Read More>>
Kaisa Project Frozen in Hangzhou – More Cities Could Follow
Government bans on property sales are no longer confined to Shenzhen, as real estate developer Kaisa now sees its troubles spreading to other cities, and reports indicate that a Shanghai property developer has also had projects frozen.
According to a… Read More>>
Knight Frank Promotes Newcomer to Head of Landlord Rep in Shanghai
International property consultancy Knight Frank announced this week that it has promoted Benjamin Zhang to head its landlord representation in Shanghai, as the UK-based company following the newcomer’s strong performance in his first few months with the team.
According to… Read More>>
China Home Prices Falling Faster Despite Govt Stimulus
Home prices across China fell at a faster pace in July according to two private surveys of the housing market. The downward trend appears to show that the government’s moves to prop up the once sky-rocketing real estate sector have… Read More>>
Onshore Real Estate Bonds Return as Government Props Up Ailing Developers
Sales of property developer bonds returned to China’s domestic market recently in a sign that the Xi government is not yet quite ready to real estate companies to go under. At least in most cases.
Just last week, Shanghai-listed Jiangsu… Read More>>
Shanghai Sees Record Prices for Land and Homes This Week
In a sign that China’s real estate downturn isn’t being felt the same way in every location, the country’s commercial capital this week saw a record price paid for a land parcel at almost the same time that a developer… Read More>>
Evergrande June Sales Reach New Record of RMB 13.1B
Evergrande Real Estate Group (HKG:3333) announced this week that it had set a new record for sales revenue in June, reaching RMB 13.1 billion. The strong sales by the top five Chinese developer appears to demonstrate the growing split between… Read More>>
Real Estate Pros Rank China’s Top 5 Cities for Investment and Development
Non-profit real estate research organisation Urban Land Institute (ULI) has just polled its members on what cities are best for property investment, and despite high prices and scarce land, Shanghai has come out on top for the second year in… Read More>>
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