Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore-listed real estate conglomerate UOL Group continued to expand its hospitality holdings last week with the announcement of an agreement to purchase the Hilton Melbourne South Wharf hotel in Melbourne, Australia for A$230 million ($175 million).
UOL, which is the… Read More>>
Big moves at a sovereign wealth fund and a NYSE-listed Chinese developer top the list of familiar faces in new places among the region’s real estate community this week, with ADIA’s head of real estate for Asia leading the way…. Read More>>
Tan Swee Yiow has stepped back in as Chief Executive Officer at Keppel REIT Management, after Jesline Goh served just 28 days in the company’s top role.
The rapid management succession was revealed in an announcement to the stock exchange… Read More>>
The news kicks off this week with a tally of international investment in India revealing the top five foreign players in an increasingly global market. Also in the headlines, C&W says finding a home for your company in Hong Kong… Read More>>
A regional developer from western China this week staked out a bigger place for itself in one of the world’s biggest real estate markets with the £1.15 billion ($1.42 billion) of London’s “cheesegrater” office tower.
Chongqing-based CC Land has agreed… Read More>>
Back home on the mainland, China’s fastest growing private equity real estate investors is shopping around for healthcare opportunities and the country’s biggest computer maker is dumping real estate. Elsewhere around the Internet, GIC is buying in India and Australia,… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s struggles to tame its housing market have been good news for the city’s biggest homebuilder which saw earnings jump 57 percent in the second half of 2016. Also in the news today, two US private equity giants are… Read More>>
Deep-pocketed giants from mainland China showed off their growing dominance of Hong Kong’s property sector again on Tuesday when a joint venture between Ping An Real Estate Capital and Hong Kong’s Road King Infrastructure bested 13 other bidders to win… Read More>>
US private equity giant Carlyle Group achieved a successful exit from its investment in Crystal Orange Hotel Holdings when China Lodgings Holdings agreed to buy out its budget hotel rival for RMB 3.65 billion ($532 million), according to a statement… Read More>>
Asia’s biggest fleet of warehouses is on the block and GLP has narrowed bidders down to a lucky few – but they’re not saying who just yet. Also in the news today, ale-addled Brits who lose their passports in Bangkok… Read More>>
