Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The chief operating officer of Link Asset Management has resigned after nearly ten years with the manager of Hong Kong’s Link REIT, according to a company announcement.
Andy Cheung Lee-ming’s departure from the Link REIT was revealed in an release… Read More>>
Keppel Land China, the mainland property arm of Keppel Corporation, has agreed to acquire a completed commercial property in Shanghai’s Zhangjiang High Tech Park for RMB 493 million ($69.23 million), according to an announcement by the Singapore-listed developer on Friday.
Hong Kong-based developer Hang Lung Properties has teamed up with New York-based architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) Associates to begin construction on Westlake 66, a 194,100 square metre commercial development in Hangzhou’s Xiacheng district.
The project, which broke ground… Read More>>
Sunac China Holdings has won a residential plot in Shanghai’s suburban Qingpu district, agreeing to pay the city government a total of RMB 3.09 billion ($430 million) for the site, according to an announcement by the Shanghai Land Exchange.
The… Read More>>
A consortium led by InfraRed NF has closed a $63.8 million round of mezzanine financing in support of projects being developed by Hong Kong-listed property developer Fullsun International, according to an announcement on Monday by the private equity real estate… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed SEA Holdings has acquired the majority of a 24-storey office building in the city’s Central district for HK$780 million ($99.53 million), with the sale reportedly taking place after the owners agreed to drop the price by more than… Read More>>
OUE has agreed to sell the hotel and serviced residence component of its OUE Downtown project, along with the associated business operations, to a pair of joint ventures between Far East Consortium and Hong Kong investment bank AMTD Group for… Read More>>
State-backed Greenland Group said it has taken full ownership of a suburban Shanghai shopping centre after paying RMB 2.35 billion ($33 million) to buy out its partner in the project.
Greenland Group acquired the 50 percent stake in that it… Read More>>
While the citizenry of Hong Kong has shown mixed feelings toward the adoption of China’s judicial system in recent weeks, the city’s property developers have had better results from selling luxury properties to mainland tycoons, with one real estate magnate… Read More>>
Evergrande Life chairman Zhu Jialin has resigned after a little more than a year in his position with the insurance division of China’s third largest developer by sales, China Evergrande Group, according to a local media report.
Zhu is said… Read More>>
