Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Some of the biggest Chinese investors in New York real estate were in Shanghai on September 11th and 12th, including top level US managers for Greenland Group, Kuafu Properties, and Xinyuan Real Estate.
Mingtiandi took the opportunity to meet with… Read More>>
In a surprise move to boost home sales, China’s government has cut down payment requirements for purchases of additional homes to 20 percent from 30 percent in most cities, for buyers who do not have loans on their existing properties.
China’s listed property developers are issuing their financial results for the first half of 2015, and the reports show an industry continuing to consolidate, even as the housing market rebounds.
With more than 60 property firms having reported on their… Read More>>
Geolo Capital, the private equity firm controlled by Hyatt heir John Pritzker has announced a partnership with Wanxiang America to invest up to $1 billion in US hotels.
Wanxiang America, the US branch of Hangzhou’s Wanxiang Group, is already one… Read More>>
China’s housing prices continued to rise for the fourth straight month in July, according to an official government survey, with the country’s largest cities showing the fastest price increases.
A report on China’s real estate market by the National Bureau… Read More>>
What you’re reading is the 2,000th blog post at Mingtiandi – just the latest increment in several thousand hours spent building China’s first online real estate intelligence platform in English, but still a milestone that I’m glad to share with… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Link REIT this week announced the signing of a HK$4 billion ($516 million) credit facility with seven major banks, as the real estate investment trust finalises arrangements for its $1.06 billion acquisition of a Shanghai commercial complex.
The… Read More>>
China’s central bank allowed its currency to drop by 1.86 percent this morning in the biggest devaluation of the country’s currency in more than a decade. And the monetary maneuver may have a major impact on global real estate markets.
China’s Anbang Insurance, which burst onto the world stage last year with its $1.95 billion acquisition of New York’s Waldorf Astoria, has set its sights on a new billion dollar deal – this time in Japan.
The Beijing-based insurer is… Read More>>
An office building in downtown Singapore has sold to a mainland Chinese investor for more than S$210 million ($150 million), through acquisition of equity in the company that owns the freehold building near the city’s upscale Marina Bay commercial area.
