Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore-based City Developments Ltd on Thursday issued a fresh warning that it is likely to report a loss stemming from the firm’s contentious investment in mainland Chinese developer Sincere Property Group.
In the filing with the Singapore Exchange, CDL cited… Read More>>
Property consultancy Knight Frank this week announced the appointment of Candy Zhao as chief operating officer for China, based in its Shanghai office.
Zhao will lead the agency‘s mainland business services teams, including finance, HR, office administration, IT, marketing, legal… Read More>>
Shanghai office rents ended 2020 as they began it — in a persistent decline — despite a boost from leasing activity in fringe areas, according to research by global property consultancy JLL.
Rents in Shanghai’s prime office locations fell 1.3… Read More>>
Asia’s fast-growing flexible office sector has chalked up another merger, with Shanghai-based naked Hub acquiring local rival Raise Office, a co-working operator with four centres in the mainland financial hub.
Through the recently announced deal, the set of Raise Office… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus is raising its bet on niche real estate assets in China, with an affiliate of the US private equity firm leading a RMB 1.5 billion ($227 million) round of financing for the country’s biggest car park manager, Sunsea… Read More>>
Invesco Real Estate, the property division of the US investment management giant, is making its first bet on China’s warehouse sector by buying a portfolio of core logistics assets in the country from e-Shang Redwood (ESR) for over RMB 2… Read More>>
The battle for China’s co-working market has kicked into high gear, with New York-based shared office giant WeWork announcing it has raised $500 million for a new China unit.
Japan’s SoftBank and China’s Hony Capital are leading the investment in… Read More>>
SOHO China is selling a mixed-use project in Shanghai to a joint venture led by Singapore’s Keppel Land China and Alpha Investment Partners for around RMB 3.6 billion ($525 million), the buyers announced today. The subsidiaries of Singapore’s Keppel Group… Read More>>
Colliers International is ramping up its ability to design and build offices, in addition to leasing, buying and selling them, by welcoming Harco te Lindert as Head of Project Management for China. In this newly created role, the industry veteran… Read More>>
Qihang Specific Asset Management Plan doesn’t trade like REIT, and it’s not taxed like a REIT, but investors eager for an alternative investment vehicle in China’s stunted finance market are willing to call it a REIT, and it technically began… Read More>>
