Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
US private equity firm Warburg Pincus on Monday announced that it is investing up to $413.5 million into Weave Co-living, and has launched the partnership with a $181 million bet on the sharing economy startup.
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Hong Kong real estate developer District15, together with private equity property firm Pamfleet, launched the Nate studio apartments in Tsim Sha Tsui on Friday, officially kicking off leasing of residential units in their first co-living project in Kowloon.
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Singapore co-living enterprise Hmlet has agreed to acquire Hong Kong competitor we r urban, extending its reach to a third Asian city and increasing capacity by 23 percent overnight, according to a statement by the company.
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Department stores are closing down faster than popsicle stands in November in most parts of the world, but Thailand’s largest retailer makes news today with news of plans to use its collection of department stores to anchor a hoped for… Read More>>
Chinese co-living operator Harbour Apartments has teamed up with its backer Gaw Capital Partners and a mainland financial firm in a drive to raise $2.58 billion in new capital for developing rental flats and co-living spaces.
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One of the best-known names in Asian financial markets may be returning to the region’s bond trade as Kaisa Group hopes that the newfound appetite for Chinese developer debt may make investors overlook its 2015 default and 2016 restructuring. Also… Read More>>
Hong Kong-based real estate investment firm Pamfleet is launching a pioneering co-living project in Shanghai, the company revealed to Mingtiandi, as the communal living model that has proven popular with young professionals in Europe and the US makes its first… Read More>>
Leading today’s Hong Kong real estate news, more hotels are being converted to co-living space in search of greater rental yields, and the government is casting about for solutions to relieve the city’s housing crisis, including build flats at a… Read More>>
Leading today’s headlines in the world’s priciest property market, Hong Kong’s youth continue to expand the sharing economy from the office into their homes, and property sales in the city are expected to have totalled $103.6 billion in the now-departed… Read More>>
Chinese investors were just about to take over the real estate world, until 2017 ran them down like a they were Democratic presidential candidates who operated their own email servers. Also in the property news today, more mainland developers blaze… Read More>>
