Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Sunac chairman Sun Hongbin has stepped down as the chairman of Leshi Internet Information & Technology, a video streaming subsidiary of mainland new media trainwreck LeEco.
Sun resigned before his term’s expiration date of October 13 due to “job adjustments,”… Read More>>
Chinese tycoon Sun Hongbin, who bailed out Wanda Group last year, is coming to the aid of a struggling mainland developer again. HNA Infrastructure Investment Group, a listed subsidiary of embattled HNA Group, said in two separate filings to the… Read More>>
One of China’s ten biggest developers is joining hands with a property management firm co-founded by US private equity giant Warburg Pincus in a RMB 20 billion ($3.2 billion) bet on redevelopment of commercial properties in China, as the country’s… Read More>>
China’s banking watchdog is clamping down on lending for land deals in Shanghai, amid a central government campaign to deleverage the property sector. A circular recently issued by the Shanghai branch of the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) has warned… Read More>>
Wanda boss Wang Jianlin has been selling properties in the UK, Australia and mainland China to help lessen his debt load, and now the owner of China’s biggest commercial developer is selling off nearly 14 percent of his flagship commercial… Read More>>
Guangdong-based Country Garden achieved contracted sales of RMB 580.8 billion ($89.3 billion) in 2017 to oust billionaire Xu Jiayin’s Evergrande Real Estate from its position as China’s biggest selling developer and seize the title as mainland sales king, figures from… Read More>>
London leads Asia’s real estate news again today, with Chongqing-based CC Land heading back to the UK capital for another acquisition on Leadenhall Street. Closer to home, Guangdong-based Agile Group says it’s putting $1.1 billion into a project in its… Read More>>
Singapore leads the news again today as the city’s fifth housing project this week goes up for collective sale. Slightly further south in Melbourne, a Chinese developer continues to buy up suburban sites and Sunac’s Sun Hongbin reaches a bit… Read More>>
China’s property tycoons continue to fill the headlines for al the wrong reasons today, as the Hong Kong exchange rules that heavyweight contender Sun Hongbin needs some re-education on corporate governance. Naughtiness of other sorts is in the news in… Read More>>
Leading today’s news, China’s most indebted developer says that the government is just fine with them borrowing even more. Also in the headlines, Hong Kong’s New World is getting more aggressive with its financing offers for new home buyers and… Read More>>
