Brookfield Asset Management, which traces its roots to a tram operator in Brazil at the turn of the 20th century, has its sights on the very long-term, a strategy that helped it seal the second-biggest commercial property acquisition in China by a foreign firm.The Toronto-based asset manager agreed in April to pay 10.57 billion yuan US$1.54 billion for the Huangpu Centre on the South Bund of Shanghai, with the plan to rename it One East when constructions are completed this year.“We are…
Source : South China Morning Post
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