Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
While China has for years had competing lists of the country’s biggest billionaires, Xi Jinping’s high profile anti-corruption campaign now seems to promoting a list of the country’s most elegantly corrupt officials.
The record of bureaucrats brought low by a… Read More>>
The biggest property developer to change hands during China’s real estate downturn may not be sold after all, following difficulties getting the share sale approved by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Tycoon Song Weiping, along with this family and close… Read More>>
The head of China’s top graft buster launched “Operation Fox Hunt 2014” just three months ago to track down fleeing officials and their fraudulent gains, and the new anti-corruption initiative already seems to be leading to Australia’s booming real estate… Read More>>
Third quarter financial results released by China Vanke show what might be the best case scenario for the country’s real estate developers, and it’s not all that rosy.
In a statement to the Hong Kong stock exchange, the Shenzhen-based builder… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s monthly happy hour continues to be the leading industry gathering in Shanghai as the October edition of this regular event brought in 105 leaders from across the real estate industry.
By creating an informal, unstructured opportunity for property professionals… Read More>>
In recent months China’s government has quickly launched a variety of measures aimed at slowing the slide in its residential real estate market, and the rollback of a five percent tax on second-hand housing sales may be the next step… Read More>>
China’s President Xi Jinping has been busy this year fighting off fears of an economic collapse, rooting out corrupt officials and attempting to calm protests in Hong Kong, but the leader of the world’s most populous nation still had… Read More>>
As of today more than 75 real estate estate executives have signed up for this Thursday’s Mingtiandi happy hour event, as the community seems ready for a chance to get back together after China’s October holiday
If you haven’t had… Read More>>
Most observers agree that Hong Kong chief executive CY Leung did nothing illegal in extracting a $6.5 million payment for his part in the $124 million 2011 sale of DTZ to UGL.
However, as more details emerge about the timing… Read More>>
On September 30th, China’s central bank issued a round of measures aimed at stimulating demand for housing in China, the most important of which may have been overlooked.
While the decision by the People’s Bank of China to broaden the… Read More>>
