AEW Capital Management has been revealed as the buyer behind a recent $226 million (RMB 1.5 billion) deal for Shanghai’s Innov Tower, it was reported today. The Boston-based real estate private equity firm picked up the fully leased office tower in the ... ( read original story ...)
Keppel Land China, Alpha and co-investor buy Shanghai mixed-use property for $728 mil
Keppel Land China and Alpha Investment Partners, together with a co-investor, are partnering to buy an office and retail mixed-use development, SOHO Hongkou (below), in Shanghai for US$525 million ($728 million). Keppel Land China, through its wholly-owned ... ( read original story ...)
Keppel forms JV to buy Shanghai property
It tied up with Alpha Investment Partners. Keppel Land in China partnered with Alpha Investment Partners to acquire an office and retail mixed-used development, SOHO Hongkou in Shanghai, China, for around US$525m. According to RHB's News Bulletin, Keppel ... ( read original story ...)
10 things you should know about property rental and purchase in China
New in town and clueless about renting or buying a property? We spoke with Bruce Fan of Joint-Win Partners, a full-service legal firm based in Shanghai, to get all your questions answered! And if all that's not enough to answer all your questions ... ( read original story ...)
Rare public protest in China’s Shanghai over property rule change
SHANGHAI/BEIJING Hundreds of demonstrators have marched through a shopping district in the Chinese city of Shanghai protesting against changes to housing regulations, in a rare show of public dissent in the financial hub. Footage of the late Saturday ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai United to invest A$1bn in Australia
Shanghai United Real Estate, a little-known Chinese property developer, is planning to invest more than A$1bn in Australia, shrugging off economists’ growing concerns about the emergence of a possible “housing bubble” in the main cities. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai blocks sales of commercial property converted for residential use
The Shanghai authorities have called off the approval of any new apartments to be built on commercial-use land – its latest measure in response to a broader campaign to curb the red-hot property market in China’s biggest cities. Any planned residential ... ( read original story ...)