Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Investment in income-producing properties in Asia Pacific fell 40 percent year-on-year to $31.7 billion in the second quarter of 2023, weighed down by China’s economic slump and a lack of big-ticket office deals, according to MSCI Real Assets.
Office acquisitions… Read More>>
Rents and prices in Singapore’s industrial property market rose for an 11th consecutive quarter during the April-June period despite softness in trade indicators, according to Colliers.
The rental index climbed 2.1 percent, decelerating from a 2.8 percent increase in the… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, China home prices slip despite government stimulus measures, and Singapore-listed Dasin Retail Trust draws a default notice. Also making the cut are a change in spousal status for China Evergrande’s boss and a… Read More>>
China Evergrande Group has struck a deal to sell a 27.5 percent stake in China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle to a little-known, Chinese-controlled car maker based in the United Arab Emirates for $500 million, as the electric car unit of… Read More>>
Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority on Tuesday released two residential sites for sale in the city-state’s western region as officials aim to ramp up housing supply under the Government Land Sales Programme.
The plots at Clementi Avenue 1 and Pine Grove… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Brookfield India REIT reports some red ink and China’s property investment slump deepens. Also on the list are Beijing’s new task force to examine risks at a large wealth manager and a pair… Read More>>
City Developments Ltd and UOL Group posted first-half profit declines as a lack of large investment gains hit the bottom line at the Singapore-listed builders.
At CDL, net profit after tax and non-controlling interest plunged to S$66.5 million ($49 million)… Read More>>
Industrial developer GLP has broken ground on its first data centre project in Japan, a 31-megawatt campus in western Tokyo.
The first of three buildings at the Tokyo West 1 complex is expected to enter service by February 2025 with… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore’s Ho Bee Land posts a six-month loss tied to the falling value of its London properties, and Chinese developer Fantasia’s shares tumble after a long trading halt. Also making the list are… Read More>>
South Korea’s National Pension Service has sold its 50 percent stake in an industrial property portfolio of 20 assets in Sydney and Melbourne to Australian pension fund UniSuper for more than A$500 million ($338 million).
The portfolio of Dexus-developed properties,… Read More>>
