Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Shui On Land has reportedly put Corporate Avenue One, a prime commercial asset next to the Hong Kong-listed real estate developer’s landmark Xintiandi project in Shanghai, on the market for approximately RMB 7.47 billion ($1.2 billion).
The potential sale of… Read More>>
Socam Development, an affiliate of Shui On Land cut prices by 30 percent at a housing project in central Chengdu last week as the troubled real estate company struggles against slumping sales and falling prices.
According to local media reports,… Read More>>
Yuexiu Property announced last week that it plans a HK$3.84 billion ($495 million) rights issue, becoming the second major Chinese real estate developer in a week to turn to the equity markets as slowing home sales continue to squeeze the… Read More>>
China’s real estate downturn continued to put pressure on Shui On Land this week as the troubled developer sold two hotels worth a total of RMB 2.7 billion ($439 million) after posting worse than expected financial results. Luckily, for Shui On… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed Fantasia Holdings became the first mainland developer to cut its sales target this year after it announced late last week that it had suffered a 68 percent fall in profits during the first half of 2014.
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The saga of Trophy Property Development Fund, once the pride of one of China’s hottest fund managers, continued to unfold last week as 31 out of the $1 billion fund’s 145 limited partners unloaded their holdings to Partners Group.
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Troubled real estate developer Shui On Land took a small step towards shoring up its cashflow recently when it sold its Xihu Tiandi retail development to a Hong Kong investment firm for an undisclosed sum.
According to an announcement to the… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s first monthly gathering of real estate and finance industry professionals was held last week and attracted a strong turn-out of executives from both international and local firms.
The happy hour event, which was held at KABB at the new… Read More>>
While China’s real estate industry has been beset by reports of falling prices and slowing sales all of this is apparently good news for the country’s insurance companies, as two of the financial giants compete to take over developer Gemdale… Read More>>
Following Poly Real Estate’s successful bond offering on April 16th, China’s real estate companies are heading back to the international bond markets for financing, with three large developers pricing securities last week and two more said to be preparing debt… Read More>>
