Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Australia’s capital cities are facing an undersupply of nearly 400,000 dwellings by 2029, according to a developer industry group, even as Asia Pacific and Western investors deploy capital in the nation’s residential market.
The estimated shortfall is based on the… Read More>>
Hankyu Hanshin REIT has decided to buy a mall near Osaka for JPY 11.5 billion ($77 million), as the Tokyo-listed trust carries out an asset replacement scheme aimed at overhauling 10 percent of its portfolio.
HHR is acquiring Aeon Mall… Read More>>
ESR expects to report a net loss of $730 million for 2024, according to a warning issued Thursday by the Hong Kong-listed industrial developer and fund manager.
The predicted shortfall would reverse the $268 million net profit recorded in 2023,… Read More>>
Digital Realty has formed a 50:50 joint venture with Singapore’s Bersama Digital Infrastructure Asia to develop and operate data centres across Indonesia, marking the US giant’s entry into Southeast Asia’s biggest economy.
The JV took over two Jakarta facilities held… Read More>>
Even as construction costs and interest rates climb, Japan’s multi-family sector continues to attract investment on the back of rising rents and solid market fundamentals, according to senior executives from KKR, Gaw Capital Partners and Alyssa Partners who spoke… Read More>>
Invesco is the latest global player to bet on South Korea’s senior living market, with the US asset manager on Tuesday announcing its acquisition of a three-asset portfolio under a joint venture with senior care specialist Caredoc.
The new platform,… Read More>>
The government of Thailand on Monday approved three data centre projects representing a total investment of THB 90.9 billion ($2.7 billion) as the kingdom continues to attract digital infrastructure players.
The trio of facilities by three different operators will have… Read More>>
New private home sales in Singapore rose by more than 10 times in February compared with year-earlier levels, propelled by strong turnover at two freshly launched suburban projects, according to data released Monday by the Urban Redevelopment Authority.
Excluding the… Read More>>
M&G Real Estate remains bullish on Asia Pacific’s residential segments, with special mention to the Japanese multi-family market and Australian student accommodation, while the logistics sector Down Under also stands out as an investment priority for the global asset manager.
Swire Properties reported an attributable loss of HK$766 million ($98.5 million) for 2024, reversing a year-earlier profit of HK$2.6 billion, as the Hong Kong-based builder’s hometown office portfolio drove markdowns on investment properties for a second year in a row.
