Real Estate @ The China Perspective

June 14, 2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Office rentals in Shanghai’s Pudong district (on the east side of the river that divides Shanghai into two parts) are the 38^th most expensive in the world, according to a survey by international property adviser CB Richard Ellis. Puxi offices, on the west side of the river) ranked 50th, the Shanghai Business Journal reported. London and Tokyo still top the chart while Hong Kong ranks 10th. Offices in Manhattan are the most expensive in North America, ranking 20th worldwide. The survey tracks office rentals in 176 cities worldwide. Abu Dhabi leads the ranking of markets with the fastest growing rentals over the past 12 months, soaring 103% in that period.

June 13, 2007

SGG president outlines changing property development scene

By AMY CHEUNG

Government efforts to cool China’s property sector are forcing developers to look to new funding channels. Shanghai Greenland Group president Zhang Yuliang tells China Business News how his group is responding to the changing macro-economic reality.

April 29, 2007

Reduced profit-margins challenge budget hotel survival

By AMY CHEUNG

Ever since Home Inns debuted on the NASDAQ stock exchange last year, the budget hotel industry has become the toast of the town, fuelled by interest from media and investors alike. However, according to China Business News, a report released April 25 by the China Hotel Association (CHA) suggests rockier times lie ahead.

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	June 14, 2007 Shanghai office rentals among top 50 By STAFF EDITOR Office rentals in Shanghai’s Pudong district (on the east side of the river that divides Shanghai into two parts) are the 38^th most expensive in the world, according to a survey by international property adviser CB Richard Ellis. Puxi offices, on the west side of the river) ranked 50th, the Shanghai Business Journal reported. London and Tokyo still top the chart while Hong Kong ranks 10th. Offices in Manhattan are the most expensive in North America, ranking 20th worldwide. The survey tracks office rentals in 176 cities worldwide. Abu Dhabi leads the ranking of markets with the fastest growing rentals over the past 12 months, soaring 103% in that period. June 13, 2007 SGG president outlines changing property development scene By AMY CHEUNG Government efforts to cool China’s property sector are forcing developers to look to new funding channels. Shanghai Greenland Group president Zhang Yuliang tells China Business News how his group is responding to the changing macro-economic reality. April 29, 2007 Reduced profit-margins challenge budget hotel survival By AMY CHEUNG Ever since Home Inns debuted on the NASDAQ stock exchange last year, the budget hotel industry has become the toast of the town, fuelled by interest from media and investors alike. However, according to China Business News, a report released April 25 by the China Hotel Association (CHA) suggests rockier times lie ahead. Prev 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 Next	Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR Limitless tipped to develop Qingdao island Manufacturing-related deals dominate Shanghai asset exchange Angang Steel takes 60% stake in Italian smelter Hebei Steel to slash another 10-20% from production Entrepreneur confidence falls in Q3 China Shipping Container Lines acquires smaller rival China cuts coking coal output Top 500 firms pay 29% of tax take Shanghai MNC workers to get 10% pay boost: survey Shanghai Industrial Development takes control of Shanghai Haiji Real Estate Go to Complete List >

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