Continuing on its North Sydney spending spree, Chinese-backed developer Aqualand is said to have entered into a conditional agreement to buy the 19-storey Fujitsu Centre from local developer Denwol Group for around A$168 million ($128 million), pending the government-owned RailCorp’s… Read More>>
Foreigners, Mostly Chinese, Buy 25% of New Homes in Australia’s NSW
New abodes in New South Wales are a good deal for Chinese buyers, according to Credit Suisse, which claims that the lion’s share of foreign real estate investment in major Australian cities is coming from China.
In a report released… Read More>>
Ping An Teams with Mitsubishi to Back $1B Lendlease Sydney Project
Chinese financial services giant Ping An is pushing further into the Australian property market through a $1 billion joint venture with Lendlease and Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi, according to a statement late last week by the Aussie real estate developer.
Shenzhen-based… Read More>>
Aoyuan Spends $42M to Pick Up Two More Sydney Condo Sites
Aoyuan Property Group is already marketing Sydney’s most expensive apartments, and now the Chinese real estate developer may be hoping to develop more pricey properties as it expands its business down under.
The Hong Kong-listed developer this week acquired two… Read More>>
Aqualand Buys Sydney Office Tower for $53 Million
Transplanted mainland developer Aqualand has purchased a 16-storey office tower in North Sydney for a reported A$70 million ($53 million), according to a story in The Australian. The acquisition and Aqualand’s apparent intent to hold the property as a revenue… Read More>>
UBS Bubble Index Shows Impact of Chinese Investors on Vancouver, Sydney
As housing markets on the mainland have started to look more dicey, Chinese home buyers have flocked to global gateway cities such as Vancouver and Sydney, driving up home prices and stunning local residents.
Analysts have cautioned that mainland capital… Read More>>
Bank of China Spends $100M on a New Sydney Office
Bank of China may have a new place to call home in Sydney after buying the 140 Sussex Street building from Deutsche Asset Management’s RREEF Real Estate for A$130 million ($100 million), The Australian reported. The bank has yet to… Read More>>
Poly Real Estate Eyes More Australian Office Investments
Poly Australia, Shanghai-listed Poly Real Estate’s Australian arm, is looking for A-grade office investments in Melbourne’s CBD, according to The Australian. The news comes less than two months after the developer purchased a pair of buildings near Sydney’s Circular Quay… Read More>>
Country Garden Buys 2nd Sydney Site for $35 Mil
Chinese residential developer Country Garden has acquired a second residential site in Sydney after a three-year hiatus.
After several false starts, and a change of general manager in its Australian operations, the company has now secured a site amalgamated from 10… Read More>>
Greenland Predicts No Problems for Chinese Buyers in Sydney Despite Default Worries
Chinese developer Greenland has commenced settlements of their first completed apartment project in Australia, the 211-unit Lucent in North Sydney, amid concerns Chinese apartment buyers would start defaulting on payments.
Informal controls on outbound capital in China… Read More>>
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