Asia real estate and outbound investment news
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, the average price of an apartment in Tokyo breaks a four-month-old record, and Chinese officials investigate the former boss of a state-owned conglomerate.
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Hines is expanding its pipeline of office projects in India with the US developer and fund manager having announced a second development venture with local builder DNR Group this past week.
Coming two years after the partners kicked off their… Read More>>
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) is ready to take a bigger slice of India’s commercial real estate market as it teams up for a second office joint venture with RMZ Corp with an INR 26.5 billion ($350 million)… Read More>>
Less than half of a year after launching its second India REIT IPO, Blackstone could be heading for another trip to the bourse, as the US private equity giant signs a preliminary deal to purchase $1.6 billion in commercial property… Read More>>
Hines, the Houston-based real estate firm with over $133 billion in assets under management across 205 cities globally, said Friday it has partnered with India’s DNR Group to build an office development in Bangalore.
The 20-storey tower will have a… Read More>>
The son of a casino king leads the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today as the gambling parlour princeling gets a Hong Kong mansion for his 25th birthday.
In other news around the region, a British… Read More>>
All eyes are on a prime commercial site sitting atop West Kowloon’s high-speed rail terminus as developers line up joint bids for what should be Hong Kong’s most expensive property to ever go up for sale. Those quirky mainland millennials… Read More>>
Private equity giant KKR this week announced an INR 7.25 billion ($102.5 million) investment a premium office complex by Bangalore-based developer Embassy Group in the Indian firm’s tech-driven home town.
KKR is backing an Embassy project to develop one million… Read More>>
India’s industrial real estate market continues to draw interest from international private equity players as a joint venture between Warburg Pincus and one of South Asia’s largest developers picks up a site in Bengaluru. Singapore also gets some headlines today… Read More>>
Singaporean developer Keppel Land announced on Monday that its India joint venture has agreed to acquire a 3.09 hectare (7.635 acre) site in Bangalore for development of an INR 10.4 billion ($143.3 million) mixed-use development.
The 1.18 million square foot… Read More>>
