Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The Hong Kong government has awarded a waterfront site in Cheung Sha Wan to a consortium of five Hong Kong and mainland developers for HK$17.28 billion ($2.21 billion), breaking price records for residential land in the city.
The winning consortium,… Read More>>
Leading today’s news, Hong Kong’s housing affordability may be a hot topic for most of the city’s seven million inhabitants, but developer Wheelock is doing just fine marketing homes that cost about the same amount as the GDP of small… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Kwun Tong district has chalked up another landmark transaction, with Wheelock subsidiary Wharf Group selling a waterfront office tower project to mainland developer LVGEM for HK$9 billion ($1.2 billion), in one of the biggest real estate deals in… Read More>>
Leading off today’s news China’s HNA Group shows some signs of post-crackdown life as it moves another step forward on its acquisition of a Singapore logistics provider. Meanwhile in Hong Kong, top developer Wheelock tries out some new high prices… Read More>>
China’s outbound clampdown continues to dominate the headlines this week as the country’s top insurance regulator pours cold water on a recent report that it pressured Anbang Group to sell off its overseas assets. Meanwhile the government’s drive to curb… Read More>>
Some of Hong Kong’s biggest developers chose Friday to release their 2016 earnings, and those reports of success or failure lead today’s property headlines. Top builder Wheelock is cheerful enough after their results to test out the idea of a… Read More>>
The news kicks off this week with a tally of international investment in India revealing the top five foreign players in an increasingly global market. Also in the headlines, C&W says finding a home for your company in Hong Kong… Read More>>
Friday brings good news for Wheelock while Hong Kong homebuyers and China’s state owned enterprises are probably looking forward to get the week done with. Starting with the good, Wheelock won a residential site in its home market for HK$6.39… Read More>>
After just three days, it’s safe to say Hong Kong’s new home price stamp duty hasn’t quite worked as government officials would have hoped. The curbing measures, which took effect on Sunday, slapped a levy of 15 percent on residential… Read More>>
The headlines are full of stories of the Chinese government clamping down on credit to the real estate industry today, including comments from a top banking regulator saying that property loans are not a big issue. In other news, Hong… Read More>>
