Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The Asian Association for Investors in Non-listed Real Estate Vehicles (ANREV) has announced a flurry of changes to its management board, with leaders from some of the world’s biggest investors taking new seats at the non-profit.
ANREV has appointed James… Read More>>
APG Asset Management has hired Graeme Torre as Head of Private Real Estate, Asia Pacific, based in Hong Kong. Torre also now serves on the board of APG Investments Asia Limited and APG Asset Management’s global real estate management team,… Read More>>
In this week’s edition of People in the News, a top executive at a formerly troubled Shenzhen developer is joining the board of another builder in the southern Chinese megacity, while an asset management expert is upgrading his title at… Read More>>
Among the biggest real estate stories in the region today, GLP plans to raise $1.5 billion in renminbi denominated bonds, just after the company’s buyout was approved, and Lendlease decides to go Dutch in the sale of a stake in… Read More>>
Leading off this week’s list of real estate professionals finding new ways to spend their time is a fund management heavyweight leaving for what are said to be entrepreneurial pastures. Also, a veteran Southeast Asia-hand moves from Vietnam to Cambodia… Read More>>
One of the UK’s biggest private equity firms is ready to invest in India’s retail sector, and now has the backing of major Dutch pension manager. Also in the headlines today, China’s Wanxiang Group continues its string of US real… Read More>>
Monday’s news features GIC spending $720 million on Warehouses in Indonesia, China busting $148 billion in underground banking operations as part of its ongoing battle to keep cash within its borders, new levels of tiny for Hong Kong apartments and… Read More>>
China’s biggest private investment conglomerate put its PR machine into hyperdrive last week as the company worked to reassure markets that it had completely recovered from the detention of its chairman last December. Plus, Dutch pension fund manager APG explains… Read More>>
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>>
