Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
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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CapitaLand on Tuesday announced the retirement of Ng Kee Choe as chairman, effective at the close of next April’s general meeting, as Southeast Asia’s largest developer highlighted signs of recovery in its third-quarter business update.
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Battling business kingpins lead Mingtiandi’s collection of news headlines from around the region, with Amazon boss Jeff Bezos winning an interim judgement that blocks a potential deal for India’s Reliance Retail.
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The ongoing unwinding of Malaysia’s 1MDB saga leads today’s real estate headlines from around the region, with the buyer of a Los Angeles hotel once owned by fugitive financier Jho Low revealed in a Wall Street Journal story.
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Singapore’s office market showed signs of life today as a listed company controlled by the family of Indonesian billionaire Tahir is selling an office tower for S$200 million ($145.6 million), according to an announcement to the stock exchange.
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As a complement to the Singapore government’s vision to create a “world-class learning ecosystem in the research and knowledge hub,” Singapore’s CapitaLand unveiled its latest addition to the One North technology park on 9 September, the 400,000-square foot (37,100… Read More>>
Emerging markets lead Asia’s real estate headlines today as deals in India and Indonesia show that investors are still ready for opportunities in high growth locations.
Also in the news, a pair of CapitaLand trusts have moved one step closer… Read More>>
Plunging profits lead the real estate headlines this month as Asia Pacific’s real estate developers total up the damage wrought by the coronavirus during the first half of 2020.
Southeast Asia’s largest builder, CapitaLand saw its profits… Read More>>
Hong Kong investments by two of China’s best-known corporations lead today’s real estate headlines as a mainland conglomerate is said to be closing in a buyout of a high-end supermarket chain while JD.com invests $100 million in Li & Fung.
CapitaLand is investing an initial INR 10.5 billion ($140.2 million) to build the first phase of a new IT park in Chennai, reflecting the Singapore-based real estate giant’s optimism that demand for office space will rebound despite a Covid-19 driven… Read More>>
