Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore-based real estate fund manager ARA Asset Management is continuing a global growth strategy by acquiring a 19.5 percent stake in an Aussie real estate investment manager, just a week after announcing a new platform for investments in Europe.
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Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com continues to expand its brick-and-mortar empire, building on its existing ventures in physical supermarkets and convenience stores by taking a cornerstone stake in the IPO of one of the mainland’s largest outlet mall chains.
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Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, one of Hong Kong’s biggest operators of convenience stores is finding it tough to sell enough Kit Kats and Pocky to keep pace with rent increases at shopping centres held by Asia’s largest… Read More>>
When 500 movers and shakers in Asia’s real estate scene huddled in Hong Kong today to talk about the latest trends in property investment, the discussion quickly turned to technology, from e-commerce to the blockchain, and its role in transforming… Read More>>
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, a local investor is hoping to nearly double his money on a community retail asset in the New Territories, less than two years after buying the Tuen Mun centre from Link REIT for HK$440… Read More>>
One of China’s ten biggest developers is joining hands with a property management firm co-founded by US private equity giant Warburg Pincus in a RMB 20 billion ($3.2 billion) bet on redevelopment of commercial properties in China, as the country’s… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties Co has officially changed its name to Wanda Commercial Management Group to “implement the company’s development strategy,” the firm said in a recent filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange in accordance with bond regulations.
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Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, more hotels are being converted to co-living space in search of greater rental yields, and the government is casting about for solutions to relieve the city’s housing crisis, including build flats at a… Read More>>
HNA’s notorious credit problems could put a sudden stop to its core business of flying airplanes if the mainland conglomerate can’t come up with a way to pay off five months of overdue fuel bills in the next 10 days.
HNA Group plans to sell its $1.4 billion stake in US hotel chain Park Hotels & Resorts Inc to ease its financial crisis, according to public documents regarding the cash-strapped Chinese conglomerate. The Hainan-based airline company will sell “some or… Read More>>
