Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Less than one year ago, Wang Jianlin’s Wanda Group paid $4.4 billion to privatise its Hong Kong-listed developer, Wanda Commercial Properties, in the biggest share buy-back ever on the city’s stock exchange.
While the billionaire property developer still hopes to… Read More>>
China’s 2017 credit crunch may already be paying dividends for its real estate heavyweights as distressed asset enthusiast Sun Hongbin of Sunac moves onto the board of a struggling mainland tech giant on the same day that its chairman exits…. Read More>>
Leading today’s headlines, the number crunchers at KPMG have taken a closer look at mainland investment in Australia, and discovered that Chinese like property. Meanwhile, up in Hong Kong, Baring Private Equity has lined up a banking consortium to back… Read More>>
With its $2 billion buyout of TV maker Vizio DOA, its CFO throwing in the towel and reports of missed payrolls at its Yidao Yongche ride hailing app, LeEco has had a rough month. And now entrepreneur Jia Yueting’s mainland… Read More>>
Leading today’s news, China’s largest insurer has some big plans for overseas acquisitions, while one of the country’s biggest developers is still working on not becoming an acquisition. Also in the headlines, Kaisa is back from the dead zone and… Read More>>
Back home on the mainland, China’s fastest growing private equity real estate investors is shopping around for healthcare opportunities and the country’s biggest computer maker is dumping real estate. Elsewhere around the Internet, GIC is buying in India and Australia,… Read More>>
Donald Trump rode into office promising to shake things up and the new US president’s economic powers may have already hit the Philippines, or at least he’s having an impact on the island nation’s rebounding office market. Elsewhere in southeast… Read More>>
Wang Jianlin’s rough patch may have gotten a bit bumpier this week after the partner in his biggest Hollywood deal exited the company after less than one year. Also in the headlines, China’s home prices headed down in December, and… Read More>>
China’s seventh largest property developer now seems determined to be a player in the country’s high tech sector after Sunac Holdings chairman Sun Hongbin agreed to pay the equivalent of $2.2 billion for a stake in cash-strapped LeEco, according to… Read More>>
After teetering on the edge of bankruptcy in 2014, real estate developer Greentown China has bounced back. Just two years after nearly selling itself to pay off creditors, the once insolvent home builder this week announced a RMB 20 billion… Read More>>
