Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China’s unused apartments might soon become serviced apartments or vacation rentals after Singapore’s CapitaLand agreed to invest a total of $87 million with online apartment sharing platform Tujia.com
Tujia, which is frequently referred to as the AirBnB of China, received… Read More>>
China’s rapidly growing ecommerce market and the rage for O2O helped make Alibaba’s $25 billion 2014 IPO the world’s largest ever. Now two other top brands in China, Evergrande Real Estate and Internet giant Tencent, seem to be looking to… Read More>>
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing announced today that it has agreed to sell the real estate portfolio belonging to its Australian subsidiary, Investa Property Group, to China Investment Corporation (CIC) for A$2.45 billion ($1.79 billion). The deal instantly makes the Chinese sovereign… Read More>>
Evergrande Real Estate Group, a top-five Chinese developer noted for its daring approach to finance, announced recently that it has applied and received approval to list its bottled water subsidiary, Evergrande Spring, on China’s New Third Board.
The bottled water… Read More>>
Chinese became the biggest investors in US real estate last year, but the man in charge of Blackstone’s $80 billion in property assets believes that more is on the way.
Speaking at an investment conference in New York, Blackstone’s head… Read More>>
Hong Kong real estate developers HKR International and Swire Properties have been preparing for more than nine years to change Shanghai’s downtown with a new commercial megacomplex in the heart of the city’s Nanjing Road shopping district.
But before they… Read More>>
Four out of twenty-two projects qualifying for the final round in an annual competition for the world’s finest real estate developments come from Greater China, with the mainland ranking behind only the US in the contest conducted by the Urban… Read More>>
The 30 percent drop in China’s major stock exchanges from the mid-June until last week has hurt public trust of the markets, but a recent survey shows that many local investors had already turned from shares to real estate even… Read More>>
China’s second-largest developer by sales continued to expand its holdings outside the mainland this month as Shenzhen-based Vanke agreed to pay HK$3.8 billion ($490.12 million) for a residential site in Hong Kong’s New Territories.
Vanke, which is led by billionaire… Read More>>
While a gradual recovery in property sales over the last three months seemed to have bailed out China’s real estate developers, the country’s home builders may have just been dunked back into deep water by a collapse in the country’s… Read More>>
