Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Warburg Pincus continues to expand its real estate holdings in Asia’s second largest economy with the US private equity giant announcing on Wednesday that it has committed to acquiring a pair of Greater Tokyo warehouses for approximately $240 million.
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UK investment manager M&G Real Estate said Tuesday that it has made its first investment in South Korea’s living sector, picking up a set of Seoul apartments for KRW 24.3 billion ($17.4 million).
The London-based unit of M&G Plc said… Read More>>
A new boss for India’s oldest real estate investment trust leads today’s review of personnel moves from around Asia as Embassy Office Parks REIT reshuffles its management. Also making the list are senior level appointments at the operator of one… Read More>>
A year and a half after being established to take advantage of rising demand for investment-grade logistics assets in South Korea, Warburg Pincus-backed Qube Industrial has sold a pair of Greater Seoul warehouses to Blackstone for an undisclosed sum.
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Just over a half-year after having been taken private in a transaction backed by Hillhouse Investment’s Rava Partners division and Daiwa Securities Group, Japanese real estate firm Samty Holdings has raised JPY 58 billion ($391 million) for its first dedicated… Read More>>
Jingdong Property has notched its first deal for a greenfield project in the Middle East as the infrastructure investment and management division of Chinese ecommerce giant JD.com continues to expand globally.
JD Property said in a statement earlier this month… Read More>>
Shed investors lead this week’s review of people moves across Asia, with a US logistics platform naming a new head of APAC from within its ranks. Also making the list are senior level changes at Shenzhen’s Kaisa Group and at… Read More>>
Seoul office space continues to be an investor favourite, with news of IGIS and the National Pension Service lining up a $724 million bid for a commercial tower in the city leading today’s headline roundup. Also in the news, The… Read More>>
Just over two weeks after completing a privatisation that saw it leave the Hong Kong stock exchange, Asia Pacific’s largest real estate fund manager has agreed to sell its remaining stake in an Australian property firm to Brookfield Asset Management.
George Hongchoy, chief executive of Asia’s largest real estate investment trust plans to retire by mid-2026, according to a statement on Tuesday.
Hongchoy, who has served with Link Asset Management Ltd, the manager of HKEX-listed Link REIT, since 2009, will… Read More>>
