Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
LaSalle Investment Management has secured $80 million worth of fresh capital commitments from two US public institutions in support of the LaSalle China Logistics Venture fund.
The Texas Permanent School Fund, a sovereign wealth fund that provides education revenue in… Read More>>
Shanghai-based property firm Shui On Land took the first formal step towards the long-sought IPO of its Xintiandi division this week as it submitted an application for listing the unit on the main board of the Hong Kong stock exchange.
Just a few months after one of its top Asia Pacific leaders relocated from Hong Kong to Singapore, Ivanhoe Cambridge is welcoming three new faces to its Lion City office.
Headlining the new hires is Josephine Yip, who joined the… Read More>>
China Evergrande Group on Tuesday morning said it was engaging outside advisors to assess its liquidity as it acknowledged that its already shaky finances have begun a downward spiral as buyers shun its available homes and creditors swarm.
“The Company… Read More>>
While data centres are already estimated to be using 1 percent of the world’s electricity,… Read More>>
The sale of a residential site near the Greater Southern Waterfront project has provided the latest evidence of Singapore’s housing market snapping out of its pandemic-induced funk.
In the city’s biggest collective sale this year, the homeowners of Flynn Park… Read More>>
Less than two months after announcing an agreement to buy Hong Kong-based PCCW’s data centre business for $750 million, the fund manager formerly known as Colony Capital is consolidating its APAC server facility business under its Vantage Data Centers… Read More>>
Singapore-based CapitaLand’s rental housing division made a pair of overseas bets this week, with the managers of SGX-listed Ascott Residence Trust announcing the purchase of a Texas student accommodation asset and Ascott Ltd taking full ownership of Quest, Australia’s biggest… Read More>>
The head of one of Hong Kong’s few homegrown data centre networks is not afraid to… Read More>>
China Evergrande Group suffered fresh credit downgrades this week from a pair of key credit agencies, and the world’s most indebted developer also caught flack from a paint supplier for failure to repay more than RMB 100 million ($16 million)… Read More>>
