Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The biggest real estate company in the world’s second largest economy, China Vanke, announced this week that it is moving its stock listing from Shenzhen to Hong Kong.
The move, which was reported in the Wall Street Journal yesterday, allows… Read More>>
China Vanke, the largest real estate developer in the world’s second largest economy announced today that it has broken ground on a new project in New York City with US-based partners Hines and RFR Holdings.
Vanke President Yu Liang took… Read More>>
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Vanke founder Wang Shi is offering advice for Chinese society, and his recommendation is that the country’s entrepreneurs need to play a bigger role in deciding the country’s future.
Since resigning as CEO of China’s largest real estate developer in… Read More>>
As foreign developers have raced to participate in the Chinese growth miracle, few have been more aggressive than Tishman Speyer Properties LP, which has invested some $3 billion since 2006.
Now as the Chinese economy appears to be cooling and some analysts warn of vacancies in so-called ghost cities, Tishman Speyer shows no sign of retreat.
Each week on Mingtiandi we track who among China’s commercial real estate community has left their role, been promoted, or discovered that the guy now running their Fortune 500 employer formerly drove banana boats along the beach in Boracay and… Read More>>
Apparently the centre cannot hold for China’s downtown office space, as one of the leading real estate advisors foresees things falling apart for tenants who don’t seriously consider locations away from prime downtown areas.
Real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield… Read More>>
Shanghai Greenland Group, one of China’s largest real estate developers, announced on Friday that it is investing US$1 billion in a project in downtown Los Angeles, joining a growing trend of Chinese investors acquiring high profile properties in the US.
Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:
Land sales in Shanghai are likely to exceed 20 billion yuan ($32.4 billion) in… Read More>>
After appearing on 60 Minutes last week, Zhang Xin, CEO of major real estate developer Soho China is now preparing to make an even bigger splash by acquiring a landmark building in downtown Manhattan.
According to published reports, Zhang is leading a… Read More>>
