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looks like china really slowing down, all heir intervening policies are at work too, whether how much it can help, noone knows except lee, who is cashing out..
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/bu...i-ka-shing-sells-11-billion-beijing-property-
BEIJING (AFP) - A company controlled by the family of Asia's richest man Li Ka Shing has sold a landmark Beijing property for more than US$900 million (S$1.1 billion), it said, adding to speculation he is cashing out of Chinese property.
Pacific Century Premium Developments - a company chaired by Mr Richard Li, the tycoon's younger son - signed an agreement Tuesday to sell Pacific Century Place for US$928 million, the company said in a statement filed with the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The deal is nearly 30 per cent lower than the asking price reported last year for the well-located Beijing property, made up of two office towers, two serviced apartment blocks and a shopping mall, China's Dongfang Daily newspaper said Thursday.
The deal is the fourth Chinese property disposal by Mr Li's family since August, it said, adding that the sales have fetched a total of nearly 18 billion yuan (S$3.6 billion).
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http://www.straitstimes.com/news/bu...i-ka-shing-sells-11-billion-beijing-property-
BEIJING (AFP) - A company controlled by the family of Asia's richest man Li Ka Shing has sold a landmark Beijing property for more than US$900 million (S$1.1 billion), it said, adding to speculation he is cashing out of Chinese property.
Pacific Century Premium Developments - a company chaired by Mr Richard Li, the tycoon's younger son - signed an agreement Tuesday to sell Pacific Century Place for US$928 million, the company said in a statement filed with the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The deal is nearly 30 per cent lower than the asking price reported last year for the well-located Beijing property, made up of two office towers, two serviced apartment blocks and a shopping mall, China's Dongfang Daily newspaper said Thursday.
The deal is the fourth Chinese property disposal by Mr Li's family since August, it said, adding that the sales have fetched a total of nearly 18 billion yuan (S$3.6 billion).
- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/bu...illion-beijing-property-#sthash.Y1aT7nN3.dpuf
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