Asia real estate and outbound investment news
The principals of Scape Australia, Stephen Gaitanos and Craig Carracher, have formed an A$1.5 billion ($980 million) partnership with Dutch fund managers APG and Bouwinvest to develop and acquire assets in the emerging build-to-rent sector Down Under.
The fresh joint… Read More>>
Industrial specialist Logos has launched its first South Korean development venture alongside Dutch fund manager Bouwinvest and two unnamed institutional investors, aiming to deploy up to $1.3 billion to build logistics facilities in Greater Seoul.
Logos and its partners in… Read More>>
Nuveen Real Estate has teamed up with Japan’s Kenedix to add seven new assets to their Tokyo apartment portfolio, according to an announcement this week.
Tokyo Multifamily Partnership, a venture managed by Nuveen and Kenedix with backing from Dutch pension… Read More>>
One of Asia’s largest industry associations is going Dutch, as ANREV has named a pair of senior executives hailing from the Netherlands to lead the non-profit group.
The Asian Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles, as ANREV is… Read More>>
Logos Group has reached a first close on its fourth China logistics venture, teaming up with a trio of global institutional investors to raise $800 million for warehouse developments across the country.
The Aussie logistics developer and fund manager announced… Read More>>
London-based Nuveen Real Estate announced today that it had teamed up with Japanese asset manager Kenedix to purchase seven Tokyo apartment blocks for $224 million, according to a joint announcement by the companies.
The purchase of the multifamily assets in… Read More>>
Amsterdam-based Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors has committed $100 million to Asian investments managed by private equity firm PAG, according to an announcement last week.
Bouwinvest’s cash has already been put to work under PAG’s real estate division acquiring 26 office… Read More>>
Melbourne leads the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today as a company with links to a mainland China developer has snapped up a Novotel hotel and a shopping mall in the Australian city for $105 million.
US apartment developer and operator Greystar Real Estate Partners announced late yesterday that a joint venture platform it established last year with a unit of Australia’s Macquarie Group had reached a $450 million first close of its first Asia rental… Read More>>
