Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The world’s biggest landlord is adding to its assets in its most profitable market as Blackstone was revealed this week as having agreed to purchase a Chennai office complex for Indian rupees 8.5 billion ($123.6 million).
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The challenges of finding a new home in Hong Kong may be too much even for top property fund managers as Savills Investment Management’s chairman and chief executive Justin O’Connor announced his resignation yesterday, just one month before he was… Read More>>
Pan-Asian warehouse investment platform ESR has gone full APAC with its A$102.5 million ($76 million) buyout of Australian real estate heavyweight Charter Hall’s Commercial & Industrial Property Pty Ltd (CIP), as part of the group’s formal establishment of ESR Australia.
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China’s turbulent financial markets lead today’s real estate news from around the region as one of the mainland’s four major “bad asset banks” predicts trouble for overstretched developers. Despite the turmoil further north, investors in Singapore are still showing enthusiasm… Read More>>
In a joint effort with a pair of state-owned mainland partners, Xintiandi developer Shui On Land has won a government tender for a 78,256 square metre (842,340 square foot) prime commercial site near Shanghai’s Huaihai Lu with a bid of… Read More>>
Hangovers suffered from China’s cross-border buying binge dominate the real estate news across the region today, with familiar players HNA, Country Garden and CCCC taking leading roles in some financial drama. A day after HNA reported the untimely death of… Read More>>
HNA founder and co-chairman Wang Jian died suddenly in a reported accident this week at age 57, according to an announcement today by the troubled Chinese conglomerate.
“He stood on the edge of a sharp drop to get his family… Read More>>
Still on the mend from a bruising takeover battle that transformed it into a state-owned entity mainland development giant China Vanke shows signs of expanding beyond its core business in putting buildings this week as it joins the country’s two… Read More>>
Greentown China, which nearly became a casualty of the mainland’s previous housing slowdown in 2014, has raised concern among investors this week after the Hangzhou-based developer issued a notice urging staff to urgently improve the company’s cashflow.
The notice distributed… Read More>>
Lodgis Hospitality Holdings, a Singapore-based hotel investor and developer backed by Warburg Pincus and VinaCapital has completed the acquisition of a pair of heritage hotels in Cambodia, according to an announcement by the two-year-old firm.
The Indochina-focused hotel firm purchased… Read More>>
