Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Trading for CapitaLand Investment’s first domestically listed REIT of Chinese assets rose 12.6 percent in its first day of trading on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Monday after raising RMB 2.29 billion ($322 million) through its IPO.
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Shanghai-based DNE Group announced on Friday that it has reached a final close on RMB 3.5 billion ($490.5 million) in capital for its latest renminbi fund, targeting investments in logistics, manufacturing parks and other industrial facilities in China’s key gateway… Read More>>
Industrial developer and investment manager GLP on Monday announced the closing of its latest mainland China income fund with RMB 2 billion ($281 million) in assets under management.
GLP China Income Fund XIV is a partnership with a leading global… Read More>>
Bain Capital has agreed to sell the China operations of the data centre platform formerly known as Chindata for RMB 28 billion ($3.93 billion), marking the largest merger and acquisition deal ever in China’s data centre industry, the US private… Read More>>
Mainland China and Hong Kong saw the largest declines in commercial real estate investment among all Asia Pacific countries in the second quarter of 2025 as investors took a more cautious approach amid a renewed trade war, according to MSCI.
Industrial developer and fund manager GLP announced Tuesday that it has secured RMB 2.5 billion ($349.5 million) in investment from Zhejiang government entities to expand its China data center business.
The investors include Quzhou Industrial Holding Group, a state-owned investment… Read More>>
Just a few days after China Evergrande Group exited the Hong Kong stock exchange after defaulting on $45 billion in obligations, another struggling Chinese property giant had happier news as Country Garden Holdings announced a deal with creditors.
The developer,… Read More>>
The board of Joy City Property on Thursday proposed a HK$2.93 billion ($370 million) buyback of the mainland commercial developer’s shares as part of a plan to take the Hong Kong-listed company private.
Joy City would be wholly owned by… Read More>>
China’s property slump could extend into 2027 with a further 10 percent decline in home prices, as policymakers remain cautious about easing measures, according to a Goldman Sachs report released on Wednesday.
Drawing on precedents from 21 major housing busts… Read More>>
Steady e-commerce growth and sustained demand from manufacturing and consumption will chip away at the current overhang of China warehouse supply, according to speakers from GLP, CPE and Savills at Mingtiandi’s 2025 APAC Logistics Forum on Thursday. Watch the full… Read More>>
