Shares of the Hong Kong-listed company had risen more than 17 per cent since the beginning of the year to yesterday's close of HK$15.02, as investors bought the idea that it could be used as an...
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China Vanke, the largest listed developer on the mainland, is jumping on the overseas expansion bandwagon by acquiring a majority stake in a high-end residential project in San Francisco.
Major mainland developers reported strong property sales and prices for last month, triggering concern that the country's legislature and top political advisory body might urge Beijing to tighten...
On Wednesday, China Vanke, the mainland's largest property developer, created a stir by acquiring a residential site on the Tsuen Wan waterfront in partnership with New World Development. It was...
Investors expressed high hopes for Vanke Property (Overseas), a subsidiary of the mainland's biggest developer, China Vanke, pushing the share price of the Hong Kong-listed unit up 12.95 per cent...
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.
China Vanke, the mainland's biggest property developer by market value, has made its first foray into Hong Kong's property market by acquiring a residential site on the Tsuen Wan waterfront in...
Shares of China Vanke rose their 10 per cent daily limit yesterday after the country's largest developer by market value announced plans to move trading of its foreign-currency shares to Hong Kong...
The Beijing municipal government has invited residents to comment on draft pollution-control regulations in the wake of the capital's severe smog last week.
China Vanke, the biggest developer by market value traded on the mainland's exchanges, may be planning to convert its foreign-currency denominated shares for a listing in Hong Kong, according to...
A consortium led by China Vanke and Greenland Group bought a commercial site in Shanghai for 5.43 billion yuan (HK$6.73 billion) yesterday, the highest price paid in the city this year.
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