Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Chinese tech company ByteDance has closed a deal to acquire and lease a combined 2.55 million square feet (236,903 square metres) of office and retail space at Tishman Speyer’s The Springs mixed-use megaproject in Shanghai.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, social media sensation TikTok sweeps aside diplomatic frictions and signs a 15-year lease in London, China vows to solve the housing problem plaguing the country’s biggest cities, and JP Morgan analysts foresee a… Read More>>
The saga of a now-retired Changi Airport boss, his bankrupt son and the family’s domestic helper has entered a new chapter as a Singapore court charges the Karl Liew with having made false accusations against Indonesian Parti Liyani.
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The overseas adventures of some of Asia’s largest real estate companies lead Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today, with Henderson Land taking sole possession of a beachfront hotel in Hawaii.
One of China Vanke’s biggest US deals has turned into something… Read More>>
Singapore office landlords received some good news today as China’s Bytedance follows through on earlier talk of expanding its presence in the city-state with three-storey lease near Raffles Place.
While the maker of TikTok is enlarging its office footprint, Singapore’s… Read More>>
A modern rendition of Shakespeare in Singapore reached a new stage this week when a prince of the Temasek realm finally relinquished his titles as an investigation progresses into possible false theft complaints against a domestic servant, with both Changi… Read More>>
Signs of a late spring are popping up around Asia as Singapore’s Mapletree leads today’s real estate headlines with news of an investment in a India warehouse development.
Beyond that single deal, fresh government statistics show signs of home sales… Read More>>
ByteDance, the private Chinese company behind the hugely popular video chat app TikTok, is said to have acquired a failed Beijing shopping center for RMB 9 billion ($1.34 billion), with a plan to convert the facility for office use, according… Read More>>
