Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Cushman & Wakefield has announced the appointment of Chris Cuff as regional executive director for commercial leasing, based in Singapore.
Cuff previously worked at Cushman & Wakefield for 10 years in North America as vice president for office leasing in… Read More>>
Tuan Sing Holdings is making one of Singapore’s largest commercial real estate sales this year after signing a S$500 million ($371 million) sale and purchase agreement with a BVI-registered buyer for the firm’s Robinson Point office building.
In a statement… Read More>>
Ocean West Capital Partners has returned to campus with the acquisition of an 18-storey student housing tower at a flagship Texas university.
The California-based fund manager led an investment group comprising South Korean firms KIS and Tiger Alternative Investors, as… Read More>>
CapitaLand on Tuesday announced the retirement of Ng Kee Choe as chairman, effective at the close of next April’s general meeting, as Southeast Asia’s largest developer highlighted signs of recovery in its third-quarter business update.
Miguel Ko, the deputy chairman,… Read More>>
Real estate investment in Asia Pacific showed signs of recovery in the third quarter of 2020 as volume shot up 35 percent from the previous three months, supported by the return of institutional investors who had stayed on the sidelines… Read More>>
CapitaLand Retail China Trust (CRCT) has reason for optimism after its portfolio of mainland China shopping malls enjoyed a surge in third-quarter footfall and tenant sales.
Shopper traffic in the quarter recovered to 89 percent of year-earlier levels as tenant… Read More>>
LaSalle Investment Management has beefed up its portfolio with the on-time completion of three multi-level logistics facilities in Shanghai and the surrounding area.
The new Grade A facilities, totalling 194,000 square metres (2.1 million square feet) of logistics space —… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s troubled Grade A office market saw rents fall again in September, albeit at a slower pace, as vacancies continued to climb in most districts.
Rents contracted further across all major office submarkets in the financial hub, according to… Read More>>
