Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
CapitaLand has broken ground on a 51-storey, mixed-use skyscraper in downtown Singapore that will provide futuristic offices, serviced apartments and amenities from food stalls to a four-storey tropical garden upon completion in 2021.
The integrated development will bring 635,000 square… Read More>>
Global brokerage Colliers International is reshuffling its leadership team in China, naming an industrial and consulting veteran as head of West China while revealing that another top executive is now co-head of the company’s China business.
Colliers has appointed Sean… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group is selling a nearly 13 percent stake in its 500 domestic movie theatres to Alibaba Group and a state-backed firm for RMB 7.8 billion ($1.24 billion), as Wang Jianlin offloads another piece of his property-to-entertainment conglomerate.
Under… Read More>>
From the GLP buyout to the acquisition of CapitaLand’s malls, China Vanke has been stealing the spotlight in the past few months. The Shenzhen-based developer has now grabbed headlines again by announcing RMB 67.98 billion ($10.8 billion) of sales for… Read More>>
Hong Kong saw HK$16.3 billion ($2.1 billion) worth of commercial property transactions in January, surging 170 percent year-on-year and representing the second-highest monthly total in nearly five years, according to commercial property agency Midland IC&I.
The figure falls short of… Read More>>
While artificial intelligence and facial recognition may be the road ahead for physical retail, the promise of online efficiency and future growth may not yet have made it to Chengdu, at least for one retailer.
GOGO unmanned market, the first… Read More>>
Wanda boss Wang Jianlin has been selling properties in the UK, Australia and mainland China to help lessen his debt load, and now the owner of China’s biggest commercial developer is selling off nearly 14 percent of his flagship commercial… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group has reached the next milestone in its global retreat as the Chinese investment conglomerate today confirmed the sale of its two Australian properties for the equivalent of A$1.13 billion ($913 million), including A$315 million ($255 million) in… Read More>>
Chinese real estate developer Genzon Group is mulling a plan to build a massive, 10.5 million square foot (975,482 square metre) mixed-use development on a site formerly owned by Yahoo in Santa Clara, California.
City officials gave Genzon’s US arm… Read More>>
Singapore-listed property developer First Sponsor Group is teaming up with a consortium of investors to buy the Hilton Rotterdam hotel in the Netherlands for 50.4 million euros ($62.6 million).
First Sponsor is investing 12.4 million euros ($15.4 million) for a… Read More>>
