Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China’s most aggressive acquirer of overseas real estate assets bagged four more trophies at a cost of $880 million last week as acquisitions by Shanghai’s Fosun Group were revealed in Italy and Australia.
The investment conglomerate, which takes Warren Buffett’s… Read More>>
Australia may be making noise about slowing down sales of homes to foreigners, but the government’s regulatory moves didn’t stop Aoyuan Property Group from becoming the latest Chinese developer to buy a project in Sydney.
The Guangzhou-based real estate firm… Read More>>
The billionaire owner of China’s Evergrande real estate bought one of the poshest homes in Sydney last year for A$39 million ($30.5 million). But now Xu Jiayin, who also owns Guangzhou Evergrande football club, has 90 days to sell off… Read More>>
Australia announced last week that it is putting in place new barriers to foreign purchases of homes in the country, and will start enforcing existing regulations, following a wave of Chinese investment that saw real estate prices in Sydney rise… Read More>>
Fosun Property, the real estate arm of China’s largest privately held investment conglomerate announced today that it had acquired an office block in Sydney, Australia for A$116.5 million ($93 million).
The Shanghai-based property investment company will add 73 Miller Street… Read More>>
Chinese investments in overseas real estate increased by 46 percent to a record $16.5 billion in 2014, as China’s slumping property market combined with regulatory reforms to send its investors across borders in search of deals.
For the first time ever,… Read More>>
Following a year in which home prices in Sydney have risen 13 percent, and an estimated 18 percent of homes are being sold to Chinese, Australian lawmakers are recommending tighter controls on sales of real estate to overseas buyers.
Xu Jiayin, the chairman of Chinese real estate developer Evergrande, was revealed this week as the buyer of a A$39 million (US$33.4 million) mansion in one of Sydney’s most exclusive neighborhoods following a record-setting transaction.
The purchase by the flamboyant… Read More>>
Shimao Property, one of China’s largest real estate developers, is reportedly in the advanced stages of acquiring an office block in downtown Sydney, Australia for development of a new residential project valued at A$1 billion ($914 million).
The acquisition, which… Read More>>
China’s hunger for overseas real estate is pushing Australian home prices to record levels as the wealthy Chinese look for alternatives to increasingly unstable markets at home.
According to a recent report from property information provider RP Data and Rismark,… Read More>>
