Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
LHN Group’s Coliwoo co-living unit has formed a S$48 million ($35.6 million) joint venture with the boss of local builder Oxley and his son to acquire a building in central Singapore’s museum district.
The four-storey building known as Wilmer Place… Read More>>
Amsterdam-based Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors has invested $75 million in a CapitaLand Investment fund targetting serviced residence and co-living opportunities across Asia Pacific in a bet on a rebound in Asia’s lodging market.
The Dutch real estate investment manager said… Read More>>
Singapore’s The Assembly Place continues to ramp up its presence in the city-state’s rental residential market with joint ventures backed by the co-living investor and operator winning government contracts to renovate and manage three hostels for healthcare workers.
Together with… Read More>>
The family of Singapore instant coffee king David Teo has completed their S$105-million ($78.1 million) purchase of a mixed-use property in the city’s upscale Bukit Timah area and is preparing to transform the asset into a combined co-living and retail… Read More>>
CapitaLand Investment (CLI) aims to raise as much as $600 million for a newly established Asia Pacific fund targetting serviced residence and co-living opportunities which it is seeding with a pair of assets from its Ascott lodging division, the Singapore… Read More>>
Singapore co-living investor and operator The Assembly Place has opened the doors to its largest student housing complex to date in a joint venture with Apricot Capital, the family office of instant coffee king David Teo.
The partners spent S$46… Read More>>
PGIM Real Estate has added to its Asia Pacific rental housing portfolio, with the US investment manager securing deals with local partners to acquire properties in Shanghai, Sydney and Brisbane.
In China’s commercial capital, PGIM led a joint venture to… Read More>>
LHN Group has agreed to acquire a pair of mixed-use buildings in Singapore’s District 9 for S$23.25 million ($17.4 million) in a bid to retain its lead in the city’s co-living market.
LHN’s co-living division has taken options to purchase… Read More>>
Hines on Friday announced the official opening of its first-ever rental apartment complex in Hong Kong as the US developer continues to expand its bets on multi-family residential in Asia Pacific.
Dash on Prat, an 18-storey co-living facility in the… Read More>>
Coliwoo has launched a 411-unit shared accommodation facility near the city-state’s swanky Orchard Road, as the co-living unit of Singapore-listed LHN Group continues its expansion streak after Singapore residential rents jumped by nearly a third over the past 12 months.
