Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Two of Asia’s fastest growing warehouse developers merged yesterday in a stock-only deal to form a new regional powerhouse in the logistics sector, according to parties familiar with the transaction.
The merger of Shanghai-based e-Shang with Singapore’s Redwood Group creates… Read More>>
Chinese warehouse developer e-Shang continued to boost its bid to become a major player in Asia’s regional logistics real estate market this week as the Shanghai-based startup announced a $500 million joint venture with Dutch pension asset manager APG Asset… Read More>>
Logistics developer the Redwood Group made its own contribution towards cleaning up Beijing’s famously foul air recently when the Singapore-based warehouse investor introduced a solar roof capable of powering as much as 250 homes on a distribution centre it has… Read More>>
Australian industrial real estate developer Goodman Group started work on its first major project in southern China this month when it broke ground on a 70,330 square metre (757,025 square foot) logistics facility in Huizhou, Guangdong province.
The new warehouse… Read More>>
Global Logistics Properties has leased another 89,000 square metres (958,000 sq ft) of warehouse space in China as the Singapore-based developer of distribution facilities continues its quest to dominate the mainland’s rapidly growing logistics real estate sector.
The developer, which… Read More>>
China’s growing demand for international grade logistics space was demonstrated again this month when The Redwood Group leased 44,517 square metres at its Kunshan Distribution Centre One to a single occupier.
By signing the new lease with Chinese consumer product… Read More>>
Global Logistic Properties is doubling down on its investment in China’s logistics real estate market with a new $7 billion fund dedicated to building more distribution centres across the country.
China Logistics Fund II, or CLF II, officially closed today… Read More>>
China’s warehouse market continues to fill up with cash this week after a startup logistics developer announced a joint venture with Ivanhoe Cambridge and CBRE Global Investment Partners that could invest up to $400 million into China’s real estate market.
China Vanke, which made its name as the country’s biggest builder of mid-market homes, is continuing continued to diversify its business by opening its first two warehouse projects.
The two projects, in Guiyang and Wuhan total more than 175,000 square… Read More>>
A logistics provider belonging to the Alibaba group plans to add about four million square metres of new warehouse space to the one million that it already owns by the end of 2016 as China’s biggest ecommerce player pushes to… Read More>>
