Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Asia Pacific real estate investment fell 29 percent year-on-year in the third quarter as cautious investors fretted over rapid currency depreciation against the dollar and the rising cost of debt, a report said this past week.
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North Asia proved to be the most resilient slice of the Asia Pacific region in the fourth quarter of 2020 as Japan, China and South Korea recorded a jump in real estate transactions, according to research by JLL.
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Real estate investment volumes across Asia Pacific slumped 32 percent in the first half of 2020 compared to last year, falling to $60.4 billion as the full economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic hit the region, property brokerage JLL said… Read More>>
The COVID-19 pandemic rocked real estate markets across Asia Pacific during the first quarter, and weighed on investor sentiment after property transactions had reached record highs during 2019.
This year, government stimulus packages have provided protection for jobs and livelihoods,… Read More>>
Commercial real estate investment in Asia Pacific fell by 23 percent during the first quarter of this year, according to recent research by CBRE, as the COVID-19 crisis spread globally and investors rushed to adjust to the realities of business… Read More>>
Secondary fund transactions in Asia Pacific real estate are expected to build on a record 2018, reflecting an increasingly sophisticated investment market.
In March, Singapore’s Frasers Group used secondary trades to increase its investment in PGIM’s retail real estate fund by S$635… Read More>>
US private equity pioneer KKR expects to reach a first close on its maiden Asia real estate fund within the next three months, according to a report today by Reuters.
The funding vehicle, which would be in addition to the… Read More>>
Mapletree Investments has purchased an information technology park in Chennai, India, from the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and its Indian partner for C$250 million ($187 million) as part of the Singaporean property developer and fund manager’s plan to expand… Read More>>
Jim Yip, the longtime managing director and co-head of Cushman & Wakefield’s capital markets division for Greater China, has resigned his position for “personal reasons,” the international property consultancy said Wednesday.
The Shanghai-based building broker’s responsibilities will be taken over… Read More>>
Two of the major property consultancies ramped up their investment advisory services to clients in Singapore this week as both Colliers International and CBRE introduced new faces on their capital markets teams.
Colliers brought on board 12-year industry veteran Jerome… Read More>>
