Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Country Garden has retained its crown as China’s top developer, measured by contracted sales, despite being one of only two of the nation’s top ten builders to see their performance drop during the first half of the year.
The Guangdong-based… Read More>>
With liquidity continuing to flow into China’s financial system, the country’s property developers have more cash on hand for their battle for new sites, and there are signs from Wuhan, Xiamen and even Nantong that some of the nation’s top… Read More>>
Eastern China’s Yangtze River Delta has taken a starring role in April land purchases by mainland developers, with China Resources Land, Sunac, Greentown and Country Garden all purchasing projects the economic corridor this month. Looking back to March, new research… Read More>>
In early April, some of mainland China’s largest real estate developers continue to issue new dollar bonds as a spring sales recovery boosts demand for cash. Both Evergrande and Sunac made the headlines with their sales of $2 billion and… Read More>>
Sunac China won two residential plots in Shanghai’s most distant district on Monday, agreeing to pay the city government a total of RMB 1.16 billion ($170 million) for the sites on Chongming island, according to an announcement by the Shanghai… Read More>>
With the passing of the lantern festival, the last instalment of the lunar new year, in many parts of Asia last week, the region is back to full speed ahead, with several industry leaders finding new places to work this… Read More>>
Country Garden Holdings was China’s top developer in 2018, as measured by sales contracts, maintaining its hold on the top spot for the second consecutive year in a year marked by consolidation among mainland developers.
The Guangdong-based builder chaired by… Read More>>
Sunac China has agreed to buy a pair of projects in Shanghai and Beijing from competitor China Oceanwide Holdings in a deal valued at RMB 12.55 billion ($1.85 billion), according to a filing today to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
Despite six months of policies restricting sales, 59 of 70 cities surveyed by the Chinese government still reported rising home prices last month as homebuyers do not yet seem deterred over reports of rising risk in the market. Also in… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed developer Sunac China Holdings has selected former Baoneng Group senior vice president Yu Ying as its new chief executive officer, according to a report in mainland news site The Paper.
The change in leadership at the top five… Read More>>
