Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China’s biggest developer is in talks to buy RMB 12.9 billion ($1.9 billion) in commercial property from an unspecified seller, which appears to be America’s biggest landlord, following a statement today from China Vanke regarding deal discussions.
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Blackstone could be on the verge of acquiring $2.1 billion in Korean real estate assets, if two reported deals come through for the US alternative investment giant.
Already the biggest landlord in the US, Blackstone is said to have been… Read More>>
KKR has appointed Rob Yang from Blackstone as Head of Greater China real estate with the US private equity firm, effective 1 June. Yang joins KKR as a managing director based in Hong Kong as the New York-based investment management… Read More>>
Editor’s Note: the following commentary was provided to Mingtiandi by representatives of Byron Wien, vice chairman of Blackstone Advisory Partners, a subsidiary of The Blackstone Group. We republish it here in its entirety.
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China’s most indebted real estate developer could be more dangerous dead, than it is alive, according to a recent research report. Plus, a New York senator defends the portrayal of Manhattan as a low-employment area, and Hong Kong luxury apartments… Read More>>
US private equity giant Blackstone Group is exiting its investment in Tysan Holdings by selling its stake in the Hong Kong property developer to China’s HNA Group for HK$2.62 billion ($337 million) according to a statement by Tysan to the… Read More>>
The world’s largest alternative asset firm chose a new APAC chief this week, as Christopher Heady was named chairman of Blackstone’s Asia Pacific businesses.
Heady takes over the top role for Blackstone in the region after previously serving as the… Read More>>
The board of Starwood Hotels & Resorts recommended on Friday that the hotel chain accept a newly sweetened $78 per share buyout offer from China’s Anbang Insurance, pushing aside an earlier merger agreement with Marriott International.
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Anbang Insurance Group has set a new record for cross-border real estate acquisitions by Chinese investors in agreeing to buy 16 hotels worth $6.5 billion from Blackstone Group.
The Chinese state-owned insurer, which stunned the world with its $1.95 billion… Read More>>
The head of the world’s biggest alternative investor thinks China should get more transparent about its policies, while one of Hong Kong’s most controversial developers put out the highest bid for a luxury condo site. Also, a US mall giant… Read More>>
