Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Co-living hotels lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that a Singapore-based restaurants owner is rolling out a line of millennial-friendly inns that cater to the sharing economy.
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Warburg Pincus-backed Weave will throw open the doors to its second co-living space in Hong Kong next month as the two-year-old company races to keep ahead of a growing host of rivals aiming to provide millennial-friendly rental housing in the… Read More>>
Singapore-based Hoi Hup Realty has entered into a binding agreement to buy the Andaz Singapore hotel, according to a statement posted today on the developer’s website, in what ranks as the largest ever purchase of a single hotel asset in… Read More>>
Co-living operator Hmlet opened for business in Japan this week through a newly formed joint venture with developer Mitsubishi Estate Company, according to an announcement from the Singapore-based firm.
The partners, which plan to open their first shared living facility… Read More>>
Southeast Asia property listings platform PropertyGuru has filed for an initial public offering that could value the media business at A$1.2 billion ($810 million), according to a prospectus lodged with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission this week.
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Short-term leases lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that landlords are offering shop tenants in Hong Kong monthly agreements as the retail sector continues to come under pressure in the Asian… Read More>>
Topping the deal charts in this edition of Mingtiandi’s Broker Battle is JLL’s sale of a portfolio of Japanese multifamily properties on behalf of funds managed by US private equity giant Blackstone. European insurer Allianz purchased the set of rental… Read More>>
Blackstone has agreed to sell a portfolio of rental apartment properties in Japan to Allianz Real Estate for €1.1 billion ($1.2 billion), according to an announcement by the Paris and Munich-headquartered insurer.
Marking its entry into the Japanese residential market,… Read More>>
Protests may have brought Hong Kong to a near standstill on Saturday, but events continue to move quickly for the city’s largest property developers as Henderson Land, Sun Hung Kai and CK Asset boss emeritus Li Ka-shing all announced new… Read More>>
Property services firm CBRE is set to be the latest global corporation to flee Hong Kong’s Central district, as companies continue to question whether their businesses benefit from being in the world’s most expensive office location, according to a report… Read More>>
