Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A mixed-use plot atop MTR Corporation’s Wong Chuk Hang station said to be worth up to HK$36 billion ($4.6 billion) has generated 36 expressions of interest from developers including Sun Hung Kai Properties, CK Asset and New World Development.
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Swire Properties is building a foothold in southern Hong Kong Island, as the blue-chip developer this week celebrated the topping out of South Island Place, its first office project in the gentrifying hub of Wong Chuk Hang.
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Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, the city’s metro operator plans to offer a land site above Wong Chuk Hang station for residential development this year. Also in the headlines, 20 percent of Hong Kong buyers say they will… Read More>>
Hong Kong developers dominated the bidding for a residential site in the city’s Wong Chuk Hang area that is expected to sell for up to HK$10 billion (US$1.28 billion).
The tender for the 600-home site adjacent to the Wong Chuk… Read More>>
Once known for its decaying workshops, the Wong Chuk Hang area in southern Hong Kong is gaining popularity as a commercial hub with developers rushing to turn its one-time factory space into hotels, offices and retail space.
The opening of… Read More>>
Deep-pocketed giants from mainland China showed off their growing dominance of Hong Kong’s property sector again on Tuesday when a joint venture between Ping An Real Estate Capital and Hong Kong’s Road King Infrastructure bested 13 other bidders to win… Read More>>
Asia’s biggest fleet of warehouses is on the block and GLP has narrowed bidders down to a lucky few – but they’re not saying who just yet. Also in the news today, ale-addled Brits who lose their passports in Bangkok… Read More>>
China Vanke may be putting the finishing touches on a Shenzhen upstarts attempt to take over one of China’s leading developers, and Goldman Sachs sees 2017 as a good time to pick up mainland developer shares on the cheap. Also… Read More>>
Wang Jianlin once again leads today’s headlines as China’s richest man indulges his theatre lust with a $929 million deal to buy 68 theatres in the frozen north. And for China’s real estate elite who choose not to buy Scandinavian… Read More>>
