Back home on the mainland, China’s fastest growing private equity real estate investors is shopping around for healthcare opportunities and the country’s biggest computer maker is dumping real estate. Elsewhere around the Internet, GIC is buying in India and Australia,… Read More>>
Cindat Capital Gets Old — Buys US Senior Housing and Health Care Portfolio For $930M
Cindat Capital Management, the private equity affiliate of one of China’s big four “bad banks”, has made its first US health care real estate investment, acquiring a portfolio of senior housing and long-term/post-acute care facilities from Ohio-based Welltower for $930 million.
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Asia Real Estate People in the News 2016-08-29
Summer is nearly over, and many of Asia’s real estate professionals are going back to work at a new desk after the summer holidays. This week, China’s richest man loses a team member to a cross-border private equity shop, a… Read More>>
China’s Cindat Invests $571M in NY Hotel JV With Hersha Hospitality Trust
Cindat Capital Management, the private equity affiliate of one of China’s big four “bad banks” closed on a $571 million hotel joint venture this week that gives the Chinese investment firm a majority stake in seven Manhattan hotels.
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Ascendas Hotel REIT Cancels Sale of $1B Platform and More China Real Estate Headlines
After months of speculating whether Blackstone Group, Gaw Capital or a Chinese sovereign wealth fund would buy up the assets of Ascendas’ $1 billion hotel REIT, the Singapore-based real estate trust announced this week that no deal would be forthcoming…. Read More>>
Chicago Leads World’s Cities for Outbound Chinese Real Estate Investment in Q1
While cosmopolitan gateway cities have dominated the headlines about China’s wave of outbound investment in property, a distinctly middle-American metropolis beat out London by 33 percent and smoked Sydney by 91 percent in the race to attract Chinese capital during… Read More>>
China’s Bad Bank Leads $304M Chicago Office Tower Investment
A new player may be emerging in China’s overseas investment surge as an investment vehicle majority invested by China Cinda, the nation’s “bad bank,” together with a US partner spent $304 million to purchase a 65-storey office building in Chicago.
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