China’s power-buyers are now becoming America’s super-sellers as mainland investors unloaded $1 billion in US real estate in the most recent quarter, according to an account in the Wall Street Journal. Those Chinese investors show up again in today’s roundup… Read More>>
China Curbs Developers’ Dollar Bond Issues and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Leading today’s roundup, Chinese regulators are further tightening developers’ funding channels by curtaining their dollar-bond issuance, amid concerns about foreign-exchange volatility. Also in the headlines, the developer chaired by controversial Chinese-Australian investor Huang Xiangmo has shed its second chief executive… Read More>>
WeWork Aims for $40B Valuation in Talks With Softbank and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Any analysts still agog over WeWork’s $20 billion valuation may need to seek professional help if the shared office superstar achieves its goal of a $40 billion valuation as it discusses a new round of funding led by Softbank. Meanwhile,… Read More>>
Yuhu Set to Invest A$2.8B in Former Wanda Aussie Projects and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
An investor known better for his political involvement than his investment projects finds his way back into the news today as Australian-Chinese real estate developer turned political donor Huang Xiangmo closes on the purchase of A$2.8 billion in real estate… Read More>>
Wanda Selling Sydney, Gold Coast Projects to Star of Aussie Political Scandal
Dalian Wanda Group has reached the next milestone in its global retreat as the Chinese investment conglomerate today confirmed the sale of its two Australian properties for the equivalent of A$1.13 billion ($913 million), including A$315 million ($255 million) in… Read More>>
Wanda To Bail on $1.5B in Australia Projects Amid Global Retreat
Dalian Wanda Group is walking away from its flagship property projects in Australia, in a deal that could exceed $1.5 billion, as the Chinese mall builder downsizes its overseas portfolio.
In an announcement last night, the group’s Hong Kong-listed unit… Read More>>
New World Wins Kowloon Site for HK$7.8 Bil and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Leading today’s headlines, while Hong Kong residents may have little hope of buying a home this century, the government is doing just fine, thanks to robust land sales. New World paid a higher than expected price for a site in… Read More>>
2 Chinese Property Developers Tied to Outsized Aussie Political Donations
China’s investments in Australia’s property market have often been hailed by politicians as a source of economic growth for the country, but reports this month indicate that the activities of at least two mainland developers may also have had direct… Read More>>
