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中国的产能输出开始了，平安将和mirvac一起开发澳洲各大城市的民用住宅，平安拥有50%的股份，第一个将是在waterloo价值2亿的项目，加上waterloo要通火车的消息，看来附近区房价又要坐飞机了。平安背后是那些人想必大家也清楚
http://www.afr.com/real-estate/m ... -an-20151221-glsucw
Mirvac has formed a joint venture with Chinese insurance giant Ping An's property arm to develop residential projects in Australian cities, with the first in Sydney.
It is the first move into Australia by the state-run insurer, which has been on the hunt for global real estate investment following the liberalisation of its national investment rules.
Under the deal, the listed Mirvac and its Chinese investment partner Ping An Real Estate are roughly 50:50 partners.
The Australian developer will provide development, construction and sales management services for its Chinese partner.
The first project to seed the joint venture is The Finery, a $200 million apartment project that Mirvac has at Waterloo, Sydney.
"We are thrilled to be entering into a joint venture with a substantial organisation such as Ping An Real Estate, which provides Mirvac with the opportunity to expand the relationship to both existing and new projects," said Mirvac managing director Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz in a statement on Monday night.
"The group's ability to align with quality capital partners such as Ping An is consistent with our strategy of leveraging the group's development skills to deliver superior residential product."
The chairman and chief executive of Ping An Real Estate, Zhou Yimin, praised Mirvac's strong execution capability.
"Combining Ping An Group's strong integrated platform and investment capacity with Mirvac's leading market position in Australia, we are confident that the cooperation will bring satisfactory results," Mr Zhou said.
The Waterloo project is 3.5 kilometres south of Sydney's CBD, close to Sydney Airport, the Sydney and NSW universities, Centennial Park and the city's eastern beaches.
The project will deliver 226 apartments along with 1000 square metres of retail space, and is expected to be released to market in early 2016.
Ping An has forged a path for Chinse outbound investment in the past two years with a series of major deals in London and New York. Australia was considered to be a likely destination for China's next wave of property investors, led by insurance companies.
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