Asia real estate and outbound investment news
A month after China Evergrande sold a $3 billion stake in its property management spin-off ahead of an IPO, competing developer Sino-Ocean Group announced plans to seek a separate Hong Kong listing for its services arm.
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Beijing’s Sino-Ocean Capital recently completed an acquisition of an office building in Shanghai’s Xuhui district, closing on the purchase of the H88 Yuehong Plaza despite delays caused by the pandemic and weakening demand for commercial space in the city.
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In this week’s edition of People in the News, one of Hong Kong’s largest developers has appointed a pair of new directors to its board, with a top ten mainland builder making a similar move.
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UK developer Chelsfield has teamed up with a group of Hong Kong and Malaysian investors to purchase a set of four office buildings in Shanghai for a consideration of RMB 1.5 billion ($210 million), according to an announcement to the… Read More>>
Retail proptech leads the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with news that a Singapore-headquartered provider of image recognition technology that tracks products on shelves has raised $100 million in a HOPU-led funding round.
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State-owned insurance giant China Life officially opened the China Life Financial Center in Beijing this week, the first of 15 “superblock” towers to be built as the latest phase of the capital’s CBD development masterplan.
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A top leadership change at a Hong Kong-listed developer leads Mingtiandi’s collection of personnel news from around the region this week, as the former President of Guangzhou’s Hopson Development finds a new corporate home in Fujian province. Also making a… Read More>>
One of South Korea’s biggest conglomerates leads the news again today, as Lotte Group struggles to overcome geopolitical issues that have plagued its mainland business. Also in the headlines, two of Hong Kong’s biggest developers saw profits plunge in the… Read More>>
Sino-Ocean Capital and Huarong Rongde Asset Management have become the latest Chinese investors to bet on co-working, leading a RMB 500 million ($78 million) financing round in Beijing-based flexible office operator Nashwork.
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On the same day that a court in Shanghai sentenced Anbang Insurance founder Wu Xiaohui to 18 years in prison, a statement to the Hong Kong stock exchange gave an indication of the fate of the once-renegade Chinese insurer’s domestic… Read More>>
