Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Singapore’s The Assembly Place has raised S$5.33 million ($3.9 million) from a pre-Series A funding exercise anchored by Apricot Capital, surpassing the co-living owner-operator’s S$5 million target.
The fresh funds will fuel TAP’s growth as it seeks to increase its… Read More>>
The family of Singapore instant coffee king David Teo has completed their S$105-million ($78.1 million) purchase of a mixed-use property in the city’s upscale Bukit Timah area and is preparing to transform the asset into a combined co-living and retail… Read More>>
Keppel Ltd announced on Monday that it has purchased a commercial complex in Singapore’s Selegie district on behalf of Dutch pension fund and asset manager PGGM for S$348 million ($262 million), confirming earlier media accounts.
The firm formerly known as… Read More>>
Keppel Capital is purchasing a commercial complex in Singapore’s Rochor district from a joint venture between local investors Lian Beng Group and Apricot Capital for around S$350 million ($257 million), according to sources who spoke with Mingtiandi this past week.
Singapore co-living investor and operator The Assembly Place has opened the doors to its largest student housing complex to date in a joint venture with Apricot Capital, the family office of instant coffee king David Teo.
The partners spent S$46… Read More>>
Apricot Capital, the family office of Singapore instant coffee king David Teo and his family, is buying a mixed-residential and retail property in Bukit Timah for S$105 million ($77 million) as the city-state’s real estate market continues to appeal to… Read More>>
Financial stress on one of Singapore’s best known retail groups has turned into a real estate investment opportunity as a consortium led by Lian Beng Group is picking up the headquarters of debt-laden bakery chain Breadtalk.
SGX-listed Lian Beng, which… Read More>>
