Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, mainland property giant Country Garden foresees a $1 billion loss in its 2022 annual report, and Singapore-listed EC World REIT responds to questions about its balance sheet.
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Mainland builder Kaisa Group Holdings posted a loss of RMB 13.3 billion (now $1.9 billion) in its long-delayed 2021 annual report released Thursday, sending shares tumbling when they resumed trade Friday morning after a suspension since last April.
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Sun Hung Kai Properties plans to debut the flagship property under its Townplace rental residential brand in the second half of 2023, with the blue-chip builder touting the West Kowloon project as Hong Kong’s first large-scale “aparthotel”.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, a Minnesota pension manager follows through on a planned commitment to an Angelo Gordon real estate fund, and Chinese home rental platform Ziroom reportedly mulls raising $1 billion from a Hong Kong IPO.
Singapore’s City Developments Ltd has completed its purchase of the St Katharine Docks complex in central London from funds advised by Blackstone for £395 million ($468.2 million).
The property spans more than 500,000 square feet (46,450 square metres) of office,… Read More>>
Swire Properties posted a 9 percent decline in its full-year underlying profit, primarily due to a reduction in income from the sale of car parking spaces at the Hong Kong-based developer’s Taikoo Shing residential project in Quarry Bay.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Blackstone looks Down Under for its latest potential asset disposal, and China’s government ponders a novel method to maintain state control of private firms.
Blackstone Could Fetch A$1B as It… Read More>>
LaSalle Investment Management on Wednesday announced the promotion of Kunihiko (Nick) Okumura to succeed Keith Fujii as Japan CEO at the fund management unit of JLL.
In addition, Itaru Nogami will replace Ryota Morioka as fund manager of the firm’s… Read More>>
Activia Properties has agreed to acquire a central Tokyo office building for JPY 30.6 billion ($220 million), with the transaction to be financed in part by the disposal of the Japanese REIT’s interest in the land beneath a Ginza mall.
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, two of South Korea’s biggest institutional investors reveal plans to do business more responsibly, and Jiayuan Services becomes the latest Chinese property firm to cut ties with its auditor.
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