Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The Asian division of M&G Real Estate has acquired two residential buildings in Osaka as part of the UK-based firm’s core property strategy for the region, becoming the latest fund manager to tap Japan’s hot multi-family market.
M&G paid $50… Read More>>
The Asian division of UK-based M&G Real Estate has acquired a 25 percent stake in warehouse developer ESR’s largest building under operation in the Tokyo area, providing an exit opportunity for investors including Allianz Real Estate, which financed the development… Read More>>
China’s rental residential real estate sector has entered a new era of opportunity, according… Read More>>
US developer Hines has created a flagship fund for the Asia Pacific region, boosted by a $400 million capital commitment from Canadian pension manager Cadillac Fairview.
The fund, called Hines Asia Property Partners, will be a multi-sector, open-ended, diversified vehicle… Read More>>
Showing continued faith in demand for Singapore office space among corporate giants, Ascendas REIT has agreed to buy the 75 percent stake in a top-end business park property held by its sponsor, and partner in the project, CapitaLand.
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Property services firm Colliers International reinforced the leadership of its regional analyst team this past week, hiring Nicholas Wilson as director and head of investor and developer research for Asia.
Based in Singapore, Wilson will oversee research for Colliers’ property… Read More>>
Riding high on a wave of Asia Pacific acquisitions, PGIM Real Estate splashed out again this week to take a large chunk of an Australian logistics portfolio from fellow US-based fund manager Blackstone.
Market sources confirmed to Mingtiandi on Thursday… Read More>>
PGIM Real Estate remains on a tear in Asia Pacific, announcing on Wednesday that it had added an office building in Tokyo’s Toyocho area to its list of big-ticket acquisitions in 2021.
The real estate fund manager, which closed on… Read More>>
Urbanisation, rising home prices and government policies responding to these trends are driving rapid growth in multi-family… Read More>>
Singaporean developer CapitaLand will acquire its first hyperscale server facility in China, spending RMB 3.66 billion ($560 million) to pick up a four-building campus in Shanghai’s Minhang district.
The 55-megawatt facility is managed by mainland data centre operator Daily Tech… Read More>>
