Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Compulsory sales are moving to the forefront of Hong Kong’s real estate news this week as mainland developers China Vanke and Agile Property are joining a game that has long helped local players enjoy healthy margins.
With Vanke completing… Read More>>
Working on a short week Hong Kong’s real estate investors and operators still managed to complete a number of high profile investment and leasing deals before the Easter holiday, including major transactions in the Kai Tak area. The largest deal… Read More>>
Members of the consortium that paid nearly $5.2 billion to purchase the Center on Hong Kong’s Queen’s Road in 2017 have been struggling in the city’s current market slowdown, but an announcement this week indicates that one of the wealthy… Read More>>
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>>
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, shared workspace provider KR Space has balked at paying HK$4.3 million monthly for office space it had planned to rent at The Center on Queen’s Road, with a report in the Apple Daily… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed builder Hopson Development announced last week that it has become the latest mainland buyer of a floor in the Center, a premium office property located in Hong Kong’s Central business district.
The Guangdong-based builder is paying approximately HK$1.1 billion… Read More>>
Another member of the consortium behind last year’s landmark HK$40.2 billion ($5.15 billion) acquisition of the Center on Hong Kong’s Queen’s Road is getting ready to flip his floor of the iconic office tower — but not before slicing it… Read More>>
The new owners of the Center on Hong Kong’s Queen’s Road are wasting no time in looking for a return on the investment, and their hopes for instant profits of up to 66 percent lead today’s real estate news in… Read More>>
Just seven months after leading the $5.2 billion acquisition of the world’s most expensive building, a little-known Beijing energy firm has defaulted on a $350 million international bond, according to a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by the… Read More>>
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, buyers of the world’s most expensive building are confirmed to be selling bonds to institutional investors to fund the HK$40 billion purchase. The innovative bit of financial engineering reduces the number of lenders in the deal,… Read More>>
