"Land kings" refers to a term for land transactions at record prices. Bigger and smaller players are entering the fray, added Alan Jin, an analyst at Mizuho Securities.
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- Oct 4, 2013
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Wuzhou International, which focuses on development and the operation of wholesale markets and commercial complexes in the Yangtze River Delta and Jiangsu province, begins the public offering today...
Mainland developers' appetite for development sites is growing, with Beijing Fu Run Tian Cheng yesterday paying the highest amount in Shanghai, .4.6 billion yuan (HK$5.83 billion), for a...
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Yao Baohua and his wife will be separated by steel bars on their 50th wedding anniversary this year. He is locked up at the Changzhou Detention Centre awaiting trial, accused of "inciting a mob"...
The total number of sites that were sold for commercial, industrial and residential developments registered a month-on-month decrease of 53 per cent to 2,145 in January, according to transactions...
Trading of Vanke Property (Overseas) shares will resume today after the company said it had not taken part in the acquisition of a government residential site on Tsuen Wan waterfront.
Property developer Shenzhen Investment's shares surged yesterday after the company said it plans to acquire a site in Shenzhen from its shareholder Shum Yip Group.
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