Hong Kong property giants Far East Consortium and Chow Tai Fook Enterprises will pour $490 million into ASX-listed The Star Entertainment Group, with the companies to jointly pursue large scale resort and residential developments on the Gold Coast and in Sydney.

Chinese developer 3 Oceans Property has unveiled its new design for the old Contacio nightclub site in the Perth beachside suburb of Scarborough, with the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority seeking public feedback following an extended mediation process.

Global architecture firm Woods Bagot is taking the best of China to its Australian operations, building on nearly four decades of collaboration and cooperation.

More than three quarters of Chinese travellers will consider buying property overseas in 2018, according to research by international property portal Juwai.com.

Perth is in danger of missing out on a $1.85 billion property development and international trade platform as its billionaire backer sweats on a green light from the McGowan government.

Located on the south-east coast of China, Fujian Province has always been one of the Middle Kingdom’s most culturally and economically important regions.

More than 600 years ago, China’s fleets first started their journeys in the port city of Quanzhou, beginning the ancient maritime Silk Road that linked China to Indonesia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe, spurring rapid cultural and industrial exchange and development.

Dalian Wanda Group has completed its exit from the Australian property market and is seeking to sell its last remaining international assets, development sites in Los Angeles and Chicago.

Australian retailers bracing for the onslaught of Amazon Prime need only look north to discover tactics to overcome digital disruption in the retail sector.

China has become a global leader in the development of environmentally sustainable buildings, trailing only the United States in the number of buildings certified to be green projects under the planet’s most widely used rating system.

UPDATE: The developer behind a $450 million, two tower development proposed at Scarborough Beach says it is surprised and disappointed after planning authorities rejected its proposal, on the basis that the project’s scale at nearly four times the suburb’s height limit would represent significant overdevelopment of the site.