Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
DCI Data Centers, an arm of Brookfield Infrastructure, has tapped Nicholas Toh to serve as group chief executive officer, bringing more than two decades of experience in data centres, real estate investment and finance to the Singapore-based role.
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Veronica Huang is a Senior Vice President at Brookfield Asset Management and leads Brookfield’s real estate investments in Greater China.
Prior to joining Brookfield in 2015, Ms. Huang was at Hony Capital, a leading Chinese private equity firm focusing on… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, debt-saddled China Evergrande resumes work on hundreds of projects to meet year-end delivery targets, and a Goldman Sachs economist says Japan could scrap its long-standing negative interest rate.
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A government move to sell a mixed-use site in Singapore’s urban core leads today’s real estate headlines from around the region, with Brookfield also making the list as the Canadian giant says it is scouting for more assets in China…. Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, a Brisbane office building changes hands between two global investment managers, Canada’s Brookfield acquires a Sydney industrial site, and China’s new home prices continue their slide.
M&G Sells Brisbane Office… Read More>>
Buyers and sellers of office properties in Asia Pacific have moved into “price discovery mode” after… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Chinese stocks get a much-needed boost from Beijing’s move to ease some COVID curbs, Fitch downgrades developer Central China Real Estate after a missed interest payment, and Hong Kong-based expats nab housing bargains.
With interest rates on the rise globally, sales of office assets in Asia Pacific fell 45 percent in the third quarter, compared to a year ago, however, some investors see the market shift creating new opportunities for repricing and new… Read More>>
A local consortium which won a September tender for a Tokyo office building with a JPY 400 billion ($2.7 billion) bid is said to have bested some of the world’s biggest investors in that contest.
A bid submitted by Tosei… Read More>>
After opening the year with a series of record transactions in markets around the region, investors in office properties across the region have become more selective in the face of rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions, with commercial investment volumes… Read More>>
