Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
CapitaLand has just turned up the flame under China’s red hot co-working market through a tie-up with Beijing-based shared office provider URWork.
Under the terms of a partnership announced on Friday between Singapore’s largest real estate developer and the co-working… Read More>>
McDonald’s may not get a break today, but the fast food giant appears close to selling off its China stores to a consortium led by Carlyle and Citic according to news reports that value the transaction at u to $3… Read More>>
Shenzhen’s real estate market has drawn global interest in the last year for the more than 40 percent increase in the cost of new homes in the city, following a major rebound in China’s housing market.
Now the southern Chinese… Read More>>
Pepto-Bismol might be the perfect Christmas gift for Vanke chief Wang Shi as the head of China’s largest developer may be getting a bit queasy over the prospect of one of his home town rivals joining the Vanke board. Also… Read More>>
If you think that China’s first-tier cities such as Shenzhen and Shanghai are still the top bets for real estate investment in Asia, think again. The “Emerging Trends in Real Estate Asia Pacific 2017”, a real estate forecast jointly published… Read More>>
Shanghai’s fast-growing co-working scene got a touch of celebrity today when WeWork founders Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey visited the city to officially launch the office-sharing company’s China flagship location.
The co-founders of the $16 billion startup presided over a… Read More>>
The management and major shareholders of ARA Asset Management are joining with US private equity giant Warburg Pincus and China’s AVIC Trust in a bid to privatise the Singapore-listed investment manager, according to a statement today to the Singapore stock… Read More>>
The region’s real estate investors are bracing for news of the latest $1 billion deal as reports spread of ARA Asset Management CEO John Lim leading a buyout of the Singapore-listed firm.
ARA, which counts Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing… Read More>>
Buy a run-down hotel, fix it up for offices, lease to a co-working superbrand, and double your money by flipping the whole package to another fund. That simple recipe just helped Warburg Pincus-invested Kailong bring in a sum reported to… Read More>>
Shanghai-based co-working startup naked Hub has closed a $33 million funding round led by Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital to build on its China-based vision of a shared office future, according to statements by Gaw Capital and naked Hub executives.
With… Read More>>
