Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Mass redundancies lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that an out-of-control co-working giant is shedding 17 percent of its workforce as the company scrambles to stem losses.
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LaSalle Investment Management has announced the launch of a Japan-focused property fund seeded with six assets purchased for JPY 105 billion ($965 million), as the independent fund management subsidiary of JLL continues to ramp up its presence in the country.
CapitaLand is teaming up with City Developments Limited and Ascott REIT, a listed trust managed by the unit of Temasek-backed giant, to redevelop a riverside site in Singapore into a one million square foot (92,903 square metre) complex, according to… Read More>>
Stressed assets lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that institutional investors have invested $1 billion in stalled projects in India this year.
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Greystar Real Estate Partners is gearing up to launch its first rental property in Shanghai, just nine months after the company reached a first close of $450 million on its Asia Pacific rental housing fund.
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Property investment manager Nuveen Real Estate has appointed Nick Evans as its permanent head of Asia Pacific, after the Sydney-based executive had led the firm’s APAC platform on an interim basis for four months, according to a company spokesperson.
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University halls lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that a Seoul-based bank has spent $325 million in a JV with a US company to acquire 3,275 student housing beds in the… Read More>>
As the Hong Kong property market stalls under the pressure of five months of protests, the Asian financial hub’s economic storm has become hunting season as the city’s “Shop King” makes his second opportunistic purchase in three months.
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While Hong Kong’s police continue to do their best to beat protestors into submission and city leaders remain stricken with stagefright, mainland students at one of Hong Kong’s largest universities have developed their own response to the Asian financial capital’s… Read More>>
The ongoing travails of WeWork lead Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that the shared office giant plans to cut at least a third of its 12,000 person team.
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