Asia real estate and outbound investment news
A Warburg Pincus-backed retail real estate venture in Indonesia chose the last day of 2019 to announce the year’s largest shopping centre acquisition, buying a set of five malls for approximately rupiah 1.74 trillion ($123.5 million).
Nirvana Wastu Pratama, better… Read More>>
ARA Asset Management has made its second investment in mainland China retail in just over six months with the joint acquisition of a shopping mall in Shanghai, as the property investment specialist bets on the country’s growing middle-income group to… Read More>>
A joint venture between Xander Group and Dutch pension fund manager APG has acquired a pair of shopping malls in India from Tata Realty for INR 7 billion ($100 million), according to an announcement.
The acquisition of the two Trilium-branded… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group has announced that it will be opening 17 Wanda Plaza shopping centers this month after China’s largest commercial real estate developer celebrated the opening of its 300th plaza in the Hubei provincial city of Xianning in late… Read More>>
As the Hong Kong property market stalls under the pressure of five months of protests, the Asian financial hub’s economic storm has become hunting season as the city’s “Shop King” makes his second opportunistic purchase in three months.
Tang Shing-bor,… Read More>>
The real estate unit of mainland e-commerce giant JD.com says it is teaming up with more than 200 Chinese property developers to offer homes at half their market value for the Singles’ Day online shopping festival coming up next month.
SC Capital Partners has teamed up with Australia-based Fortius Funds Management to buy three shopping centres in Sydney for A$174.5 million ($118 million) from a joint venture between Frasers Property Australia and Sekisui House.
The Singapore-based private equity firm, which… Read More>>
Hong Kong restaurant operator Tsui Wah Holdings is said to be offering for sale its flagship location in Central at an asking price of HK$400 million ($51 million), as the city’s ongoing civil unrest chips away at consumer spending.
The… Read More>>
Sweden’s IKEA will plough RMB 10 billion ($1.41 billion) into its China operations in the upcoming 2020 fiscal year, in a bid to upgrade and expand its store network and boost its e-commerce offerings in the country.
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One more global retail giant has retreated from the mainland China market in the face of growing local competition as a unit of Nanjing-based Suning announced this week that it has taken over a chain of convenience stores from Hong… Read More>>
