Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Asia’s most active real estate market continues to offer investment opportunities across an array of asset classes, decision-makers from four major players said Tuesday at the Mingtiandi Tokyo Forum, which was sponsored by Yardi. Watch the full recording>>
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The robust fundamentals underlying rental housing and hospitality businesses in some of Asia’s largest economies have made the region’s living and lodging sectors a top investment target post-pandemic, with that popularity unlikely to fade soon, according to executives from AB… Read More>>
In a first for Mingtiandi’s Hong Kong Focus Forum, a panel of experts will discuss how changes in society and the economy are reshaping demand in the hospitality and living sectors of Greater China, Japan and South Korea.
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Alyssa Partners and Gaw Capital Partners have acquired a portfolio of 29 Tokyo apartment buildings from a major Japanese conglomerate, according to an announcement on Friday, with the purchase of 835 homes representing the country’s largest trade of rental residential… Read More>>
New leadership at one of Singapore’s troubled REITS of US office properties leads this week’s roundup of personnel moves from around the region. Also making the list is a new asset management boss for one of the most active office… Read More>>
Detailed understanding of the neighbourhoods and transport networks of Japan’s major cities is growing in importance as apartment assets in Tokyo now trade at cap rates in the mid-3 percent range, thanks to growing competition for acquisitions, according to… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s APAC Residential Forum resumes Tuesday with a panel discussion covering the Japanese multi-family sector, the region’s busiest last year with $6.3 billion in deals.
The one-hour session on MTD TV will feature Akira Kosugi, managing director for Japan investment… Read More>>
A property investment firm backed by some of Hong Kong’s wealthiest families has completed its acquisition of a trio of Osaka hotels from CapitaLand Ascott Trust, with Axe Management Partners having paid JPY 10.7 billion ($75 million) for the assets.
With over 22 percent of households already renting their homes and 49 percent of respondents in a CBRE investor intention survey planning to rent in the future, Japan maintains its status as the largest multi-family market in Asia Pacific and… Read More>>
After acquiring Japanese properties with some of the largest investors from Europe and North America, investment manager Alyssa Partners has teamed up with Japan’s third largest insurer to buy a portfolio of Japanese rental apartments with market sources indicating the… Read More>>
