What is it? Officially opening tomorrow, this is the fourth Aman property in China and the first in Shanghai. The resort consists of 13 villas and 24 one-bedroom suites surrounded by an ancient camphor forest. Hang on, I thought you said it was in Shanghai? ( read original story ...)
Buyers beware: China’s property bonds face the highest risk of default among borrowers in 2018
“The property sector faces huge bond repayment pressure in 2018,” said Qin Han, chief bond analyst at Guotai Junan Securities in Shanghai. “That combined with restrictive refinancing channels could lead to tight liquidity at those firms and hence ... ( read original story ...)
China Property Bonds Seen Facing Highest Default Risk in ‘18
“The property sector faces huge bond repayment pressure in 2018,” said Qin Han, chief bond analyst at Guotai Junan Securities Co. in Shanghai. “That combined with restrictive refinancing channels could lead to tight liquidity at those firms and hence ... ( read original story ...)
Shui On buys Shanghai asset
Shanghai Ze Chen Real Estate, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Shui On Land (0272), has entered into an agreement to acquire all the equity interests and loans of Shanghai Xin Wan Jing Property for 1.14 billion yuan (HK$1.36 billion).The deal marks the ... ( read original story ...)
Shui On sells prime Shanghai property projects to China Life for 4 billion yuan
Shui On Land has struck a deal to sell almost half its stake in a portfolio of prime Shanghai property projects to China Life Insurance for 4.16 billion yuan (US$630 million), its latest move to pursue an “asset-light strategy”. The sale is expected to ... ( read original story ...)
CapitaLand buys commercial land in Shanghai for $171 mil
On Dec 19, Singapore-listed property group CapitaLand announced that it was buying a plot of commercial land next to the former Guozheng Center in Shanghai for 838 million yuan ($171 million). The property group bought the former Guozheng Center – which ... ( read original story ...)
China property investment to slow further in 2018: Think tank
SHANGHAI: Growth in China's real estate investment is likely to slow further next year due to regulations and a corresponding fall in property sales, the China Securities Journal reported a senior think tank official as saying on Tuesday. Zhu Baoliang ... ( read original story ...)