Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
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>>
As the mainland gets back to work after the golden week holiday, Hong Kong and Singapore dominate the real estate headlines, with home prices in Hong Kong expected to rise next year after a brief dip. In Singapore, home prices… Read More>>
Wang Jianlin just can’t keep out of the news as the mainland billionaire’s Wanda Group opens its latest theme park in Anhui province. Also in the news, CapitaLand picks up its ninth residential project in Vietnam, while Shanghai investors buy… Read More>>
Guo Guangchang’s Fosun, one of China’s biggest property investors, is expanding its portfolio into sports teams, as the Shanghai-based firm is said to be seeking to acquire AC Milan, after buying the UK’s Wolverhampton football team last month. Also in… Read More>>
This week Asia’s real estate professionals are finding new homes in the world of online startups, as well as in fund management, despite the calendar rolling over into the heat of the summer months. Also, a Singapore-based REIT is on… Read More>>
A Singapore-based property fund has reached a final close on its oversubscribed real estate fund, a Singapore giant hopes to back the next real estate tech unicorn, and Hong Kong’s developer pile on the incentives as the market slides. Read… Read More>>
Hong Kong developers are borrowing a page from the US subprime crisis by boldly offering 95 percent mortgages without proof of income in answer to a falling housing market. One of the city’s biggest developers seems unfazed, however, with six… Read More>>
Mainland tourists may not make themselves welcome everywhere they go, but Hong Kong’s malls seem to be missing the Renminbi-carrying shopping hordes in 2016. Plus, New World Group turns from art to kid stuff to pull in visitors for their… Read More>>
A 24 percent drop in weekly home sales in Shenzhen, paralleled by talk of new home sales restrictions in Shanghai could signal serious steps by China’s government to clamp down on raging first-tier housing markets. Meanwhile, slumping mall sales have… Read More>>
