The conversion of a luxury boutique hotel in a historical district of Shanghai into a multi-storey flagship retail outlet will be the first project to be tackled by China Xintiandi, a commercial...
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- May 22, 2013
- Updated: 3:47pm
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Shui On Land is to raise up to HK$4.13 billion through a rights issue to finance its involvement in two large-scale urban renewal projects in Shanghai and future land acquisition.
At 64, Vincent Lo Hong-sui has not taken a holiday for seven years. A workaholic still, despite being a billionaire, Lo is hoping all that effort will pay off as he begins building one of the...
Mainland developer Shui On Land says its office-retail project, Corporate Avenue II, will generate annual rental incomes of up to 700 million yuan (HK$862.84 million) once all the space has been...
Shui On Land yesterday unveiled a major restructuring plan to inject its commercial portfolio, valued up to 68 billion yuan (HK84.6 billion), into its listing candidate China Xintiandi, in an...
Shui On Land yesterday announced it would add a 500,000 square metre commercial complex to its Rui Hong Xin Cheng residential project in Shanghai.
The developer will own and lease the large...
Shui On Land is set to launch luxury flats in its mainland project, Foshan Lingnan Tiandi, for sale in Hong Kong next month, with price tags ranging from 4 million yuan (HK$4.91 million) to more...
Shui On Land yesterday said it was not facing a cash crunch and hinted it might have to defer plans to spin off China Xintiandi if the market sentiment continued to weaken.
A day after announcing plans to spin off its Xintiandi unit, Shui On Land said it expected rental income to rise 17 per cent to more than one billion yuan (HK$1.2 billion).
Shui On Land expects the business environment for mid- and small-sized developers to be challenging this year as cooling measures in the mainland property market continue to have an impact.
...An exhibition centre in the form of a 'spaceship' will be a drawing card of Shui On Land's proposed multibillion-yuan property development in Shanghai's new core business district of Hongqiao....
Government measures to cool the property market may bring some benefits to lower-income households, but would not help bring down flat prices, developer Vincent Lo Hong-sui said.
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