Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Chinese tech company ByteDance has closed a deal to acquire and lease a combined 2.55 million square feet (236,903 square metres) of office and retail space at Tishman Speyer’s The Springs mixed-use megaproject in Shanghai.
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Shenzhen-based Logan Group won a residential plot in Shanghai’s Yangpu District at a recent government land auction with a bid of RMB 2.381 billion ($340.7 million), marking the developer’s first foothold in China’s commercial capital.
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A trio of state-owned developers has agreed to pay RMB 4.6 billion ($650 million) for a land parcel in Shanghai’s Yangpu district that is earmarked for up to 147,000 square metres of office and research and development space.
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State-backed China Enterprise has shouldered aside a pair of competing bids from China Vanke and China Resources Land to win a residential site in Shanghai’s Yangpu district for just over RMB 3.81 billion ($540 million), according to an announcement by… Read More>>
Guangzhou-based Poly Developments and Holdings, formerly known as Poly Property Group, has won a Shanghai residential site for RMB 4.179 billion ($621 million) at a government auction, according to an announcement by the Shanghai Land Exchange.
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Singapore’s biggest commercial developer CapitaLand has launched its first co-working space in China with the opening of C3 (“C Cube”) in Shanghai, the company announced.
Located in CapitaLand’s Innov Center office project in Yangpu district, the shared office centre covers… Read More>>
Hong Kong-based jewellery trader Continental Holdings is exiting its main property investment in mainland China by selling its 50 percent stake in a Shanghai shopping mall for a total of about HK$1.31 billion ($167 million).
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CapitaLand is betting on the continued growth of the Shanghai office market, picking up a newly-completed office project in the city’s Wujiaochang area for RMB 2.64 billion ($388.6 million), according to an announcement today by the Singapore-listed property giant.
