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News, World Real Estate

Hong Kong Property Prices Set to Plummet Further

By Phil Butler | January 3, 2019

Real Estate Investing, US Real Estate

China Real Estate: Upward Moving Again

By Phil Butler | January 4, 2013

China home prices having risen for seven consecutive months on what the financial experts there term "recovery" for a sagging market. According to the National Bureau of Statistics last month, prices were up in 53 of 70 major cities across China in November.

International, US Real Estate

Digital Realty & Savvis Acquire Hong Kong Data Center

By Mihaela Lica Butler | July 17, 2012

In news from Singapore, Digital Realty Trust, Inc. (DLR), a global provider of data centre solutions, along with Savvis, a CenturyLink IT and Cloud solution company (CTL) have announced a joint venture, acquiring a 164,000-square-foot (15,236-square-meter) facility in Hong Kong. The deal highlights Digital Realty's entrance to the Hong Kong market, building on Savvis' existing presence. Michael F. […]

Market Watch, US Real Estate

China Real Estate Market Instability 2012

By Phil Butler | February 6, 2012

In news from Bloomberg, via Newsweek, China real estate market exchange trembled at the news the country's largest real estate developer's January figures. According to the news, shares of companies with listings on the market dropped by as much as 2%.

Featured News, US Real Estate

Mapletree Investments Moves in Asia Pacific Dealings

By Phil Butler | July 30, 2011

In investment news from Singapore, Temasek Holdings has purchased a gigantic shopping mall in Kowloon for a reported $2.9 bilion. The investment giant, a unit of Mapletree Investments, bought Festival Walk from Hong Kong's Swire Pacific. The deal is, so far, the 3rd biggest deal in the Asia Pacific region this year.

US Real Estate, World Real Estate

Singapore Property Prices Up and Still Going

By Phil Butler | April 4, 2011

In news from Singapore, property prices there have continued to edge toward new highs. In the first quarter of 2011 residential property prices rose by as much as 2.1 percent even dispite government measures to curtail prices.

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