Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Lendlease has brought on board CapitaLand veteran Keith Low to head its asset management business for Asia, according to an announcement by the Australian real estate developer this week.
In his new role, Low will be responsible for managing Asian… Read More>>
China’s third largest developer is now targetting another overseas market, as Country Garden announced plans to move into India. Also in the headlines today, China Oceanwide agrees to buy tech media group IDG, and CapitaLand has a new commercial project… Read More>>
After pulling customers out of China’s department stores, ecommerce giant Alibaba has decided to put some cash into the downtrodden retail segment, according to reports in the media this week. Also in the headlines today, Goldman Sachs gets bullish on… Read More>>
CapitaLand has just turned up the flame under China’s red hot co-working market through a tie-up with Beijing-based shared office provider URWork.
Under the terms of a partnership announced on Friday between Singapore’s largest real estate developer and the co-working… Read More>>
Vietnam may have once been famous for war, but now the southeast Asian powerhouse means business, and Singapore’s CapitaLand is betting that those businesses will need offices.
After investing in residential and serviced apartment projects in Vietnam since 1994, Singapore’s… Read More>>
Singles’ Day is in the books and while this year’s online shopping event brought in $17.8 billion in sales, some firms still prefer retail to be a brick and mortar affair. CapitaLand is among the most bullish on the country’s… Read More>>
With the US presidential election still dominating the headlines, Asia’s real estate markets were a bit neglected this week, but that didn’t stop Singapore’s biggest developer from posting news of a 28 percent rise in profits, thanks to a boost… Read More>>
Andrew Lim is in at CapitaLand having been appointed Chief Financial Officer at the Singapore-based real estate investment and development titan. He will take over from Arthur Lang at the start of 2017, according to an announcement by CapitaLand this… Read More>>
CapitaLand has reason to celebrate after closing the largest private capital raise effort in its history. The Raffles City China Investment Partners III fund brought in $1.5 billion to invest in mixed-use developments in China’s gateway cities.
The announcement by the… Read More>>
In the news on this day, Canada’s largest pension fund is putting more money in China after agreeing to invest in CapitaLand’s $1.5 billion Raffles City China Investment Partners III fund. Also of note, Anbang sees another US hotel deal… Read More>>
