Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Private equity giant KKR this week announced an INR 7.25 billion ($102.5 million) investment a premium office complex by Bangalore-based developer Embassy Group in the Indian firm’s tech-driven home town.
KKR is backing an Embassy project to develop one million… Read More>>
Institutional investment into India’s real estate sector is estimated to have reached its highest annual level in ten years in 2018, driven by a mix of steady economic growth and ongoing policy changes, according to a report by property consultancy… Read More>>
Mapletree Investments has purchased an information technology park in Chennai, India, from the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and its Indian partner for C$250 million ($187 million) as part of the Singaporean property developer and fund manager’s plan to expand… Read More>>
Allianz is contributing half of the equity for an initial $225 million capitalisation of a joint venture with Asian warehouse development specialist ESR to acquire logistics facilities in India, according to an announcement by the German insurer on Friday.
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India stars in today’s collection of real estate headlines from around the region with a Singaporean investor said to have concluded a deal for an office park in Chennai and Blackstone reportedly closing in on a deal for a commercial… Read More>>
Blackstone is close to selling a pair of business parks in Pune, India to Indian private equity firm Xander Group for 20 billion Indian rupees ($286 million), according to a report in the Business Standard.
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In its fourth major Indian deal in less than a year, Singapore’s GIC is set to purchase up to 50 percent of Mumbai-based developer Provenance Land for 10 billion rupees ($147 million), according to a report in the Economic Times.
Global real state developer Hines plans to sell its 50 percent stake in its first project in India, a premium commercial tower outside of New Delhi, in a deal estimated to fetch around 11.8 billion rupees ($175 million).
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Amazon will soon have a new landlord in India’s fourth largest city, as Ascendas India Trust announced today that it is acquiring seven buildings in a business park in Hyderabad.
The Singapore-listed affiliate of developer Ascendas-Singbridge is paying a combined… Read More>>
