Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
CapitaLand has reached a $391 million first close on its first ever discretionary equity investment fund, according to an announcement today by the Singaporean real estate giant.
The CapitaLand Asia Partners I (CAP I) fund, is dedicated to value-add office… Read More>>
City Developments Ltd (CDL) and Alpha Investment Partners have agreed to sell a suburban office project in Singapore at a reported S$395 million ($291.5 million) valuation, marking the second divestment from a joint venture between the listed developer and the… Read More>>
The launch of India’s first REIT last month may have served as a wake up call for Chinese regulators, who have been millimetring toward listed property trusts for more than a decade, but now seem ready to launch a pilot… Read More>>
Mainland investors are back in a buying mood, according to news reports from China today, but the world’s biggest co-working provider may be feeling suddenly budget-conscious in Hong Kong a new account from Reuters says. Meanwhile in Singapore, the landlords… Read More>>
Asset management giant BlackRock on Wednesday named veteran finance executive Tony Tang as its new head of China, as the US-based firm continues to ramp up its presence in the world’s second-largest economy.
The 46-year-old, who since May last year… Read More>>
IWG, the parent company for Regus has agreed to sell its Japanese business for £320 million ($446 million) as the flexible office provider shifts toward a franchise model.
The London-listed firm is selling 100 percent of the equity in the… Read More>>
Events in Australia, India and Japan command top coverage in Asia’s real estate industry today with US fund manager AEW adding a Melbourne office tower to its portfolio down under, while warehouse giant ESR takes on another Tokyo area project… Read More>>
Listed developer UOL and its subsidiary, United Industrial Corp (UIC), have agreed to pay S$675.3 million ($499.26 million) to take 100 percent ownership of the Marina Square shopping centre and the Marina Mandarin hotel in Singapore.
The pair of companies… Read More>>
Brokers, facility managers and marketing folks lead Mingtiandi’s list of personnel changes in Asia’s real estate world this week as a Jardines Matheson Group veteran takes over responsibilities for the Hong Kong conglomerate’s web of Hong Kong retail shops and… Read More>>
Troubled investors from mainland China continue to generate activity in Hong Kong’s real estate market, with a set of three office floors belonging an energy firm having recently sold in Wan Chai just over a year after the company’s chairman… Read More>>
