Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Mainland China developer CC Land Holdings has secured £605 million ($716.82 million) in fresh financing for its “Cheesegrater” office tower in London in a deal led by HSBC, according to a statement by the banking giant on Monday.
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More than two years after first putting the property on the market, Chinese state-owned developer Poly Global has sold its 5 Fleet Place office building in the City of London for £191 million ($250.6 million), with a longtime Hong Kong… Read More>>
Li Ka-shing’s CK Asset has completed the sale of its 5 Broadgate building in London to South Korea’s National Pension Service (NPS) for £1.21 billion ($1.57 billion), marking the UK capital’s biggest property deal in almost five years.
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Asian acquisitions of London commercial properties are reaching the highest levels of the market, with Singapore’s Ho Bee Land announcing this morning that it has agreed to purchase the Scalpel office tower in the UK capital’s primary business district for… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed Chevalier International Holdings has agreed to buy a City of London office building for £45.9 million ($62.4 million), as Asian investors continue to do their high-end shopping in the UK capital’s real estate market.
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CK Asset Holdings has found a buyer for its 5 Broadgate complex in London, with Bloomberg reporting on Friday that Korea’s NPS has agreed to buy the office asset, which serves as UBS’s London headquarters, for around £1.25 billion ($1.65… Read More>>
Singaporean investment firm Sun Venture is reportedly offering to pick up a freehold office building in central London for around £150 million ($199.4 million) to mark its third UK deal since making its debut in the country last year.
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A member of the clan behind Hong Kong’s New World Development has bought another piece of prime UK real estate, as tycoon William Wai-hoi Doo reportedly purchased an 11-storey building in the City of London for more than £130 million… Read More>>
After a pair of Singapore office sales, SGX-listed Suntec REIT has agreed to acquire a London office building for £353 million ($489.4 million), according to an announcement to the Singapore stock exchange.
The ARA Asset Management-controlled vehicle is purchasing The… Read More>>
Hong Kong-based developer Tenacity has received the all-clear to build a 33-storey office tower in the City of London after scaling back an earlier design following opposition from heritage groups.
The business district’s planning authority announced on Tuesday that Tenacity… Read More>>
