Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
US developer Hines has joined the stampede into Japan’s rental residential market with the purchase of 11 multi-family properties on behalf of the firm’s flagship pan-Asian fund.
Spanning over 14,000 square metres (150,695 square feet) across more than 400 units… Read More>>
Chinese developer Greenland Holding has seen its credit rating rise after winning extensions on its offshore bonds, but S&P Global on Wednesday said the Shanghai-based builder will struggle to pay off its liabilities even with two extra years to pay… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Blackstone’s CEO offers an explanation for surging redemptions in the firm’s non-listed REIT, and developer China Aoyuan reveals plans to sell a stake in its property services unit.
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Less than a week after announcing its consolidation of three APAC-focused co-working operators, Flexi Group on Monday revealed plans to go public in the US through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company.
Flexi is combining with NASDAQ-listed TG… Read More>>
The Hong Kong stock exchange has censured Xinyuan Property Management Service and four of the company’s former directors, including the husband-and-wife team behind New York-listed parent group Xinyuan Real Estate, for breaking rules governing connected transactions.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Blackstone announces that redemption requests for a private credit fund have reached their pre-set limit, GIC trims its stake in developer China Vanke, and mainland authorities continue to roll back harsh COVID curbs.
AXA IM Alts has acquired a portfolio of 15 Japanese nursing homes for €156 million ($163.7 million), becoming the latest global investor to bet on senior living assets in the country with Asia’s oldest population.
The portfolio totals over 800… Read More>>
Celine and Gordon Tang have sweetened their take-private bid for Chip Eng Seng, the Singapore-listed builder controlled by the mainland power couple, by upping their all-cash offer by three cents to S$0.75 per share.
The new buyout price, which values… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore-listed Digital Core REIT proceeds with buying a stake in a German data centre while forgoing an acquisition in Dallas, and a journalistic probe illuminates casino boss Steve Wynn’s shadowy connections in China.
A joint venture led by Shui On Land has won the land-use rights to develop a residential project on a plot in Shanghai’s Yangpu district with a bid of RMB 2.38 billion ($340 million).
A wholly owned subsidiary of Shui… Read More>>
