Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A Japanese buyer has purchased the Ameyoko Center Building in Tokyo from PAG for $53 million as the reopening of Japan’s borders boosts market confidence in the country’s retail and tourism sectors.
The deal for the shopping centre in Tokyo’s… Read More>>
A local consortium which won a September tender for a Tokyo office building with a JPY 400 billion ($2.7 billion) bid is said to have bested some of the world’s biggest investors in that contest.
A bid submitted by Tosei… Read More>>
China Evergrande Group shared some more bad news on Sunday when it announced a loss of approximately $770 million on a project in Hong Kong’s New Territories.
The troubled developer’s latest financial failure is a result of receivers appointed by… Read More>>
An opportunistic fund managed by LaSalle Investment Management is acquiring a building in Shanghai’s Yangpu district from Landsea Green Management Limited for RMB 253 million ($35.2 million), with market sources expecting the US firm to renovate the property for use… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital Partners is said to be nearing a deal to acquire seven Japanese warehouses owned by funds managed by Blackstone for about JPY 80 billion ($540 million).
Sources familiar with the discussions confirmed with Mingtiandi an earlier… Read More>>
Office rents in Shanghai’s key business districts edged downwards in the third quarter as landlords become more flexible on pricing in a market struggling to recover from months of Covid lockdowns.
Occupiers leased 104,000 square metres (1.12 million square feet)… Read More>>
A joint venture between Dutch pension fund manager APG Asset Management and Singapore healthcare-focused private equity firm CBC Group has made its third investment within four months by picking up an industrial site in western Shanghai’s Qingpu district.
CBC Healthcare… Read More>>
The billionaire founder of Longfor Group Holdings has become the latest mainland entrepreneur to step back from corporate leadership in China, according to an announcement late Friday by the Hong Kong-listed developer.
With Longfor’s stock having already lost nearly 60… Read More>>
The shopping centre unit of Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group last week submitted a third prospectus for a Hong Kong initial public offering after two earlier applications had expired without seeing China’s largest commercial developer rejoin a stock exchange it… Read More>>
Swire Properties has taken another step toward fulfilling a HK$50 billion ($6.4 billion) mainland China investment plan by partnering with state-owned China Tourism Group Duty Free Corporation Limited (CTG Duty Free) to develop a resort-style retail complex in Hainan province.
