Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Premium co-working operator naked Hub has transformed the way more than 10,000 people work in Asia, and now the Shanghai-based startup is making it possible for any landlord to join the flexible office revolution.
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Chinese co-working operator Naked Hub is going intercontinental by scooping up Australian flexible office platform Gravity. The Shanghai-based startup has signed a deal to take a 70 percent stake in Gravity, which operates three co-working venues in Sydney, Melbourne and… Read More>>
China’s co-working market is getting crowded, but a pair of global investment heavyweights are betting that there’s still room for another flexible office brand. Atlas, a Chinese provider of innovative workspaces affiliated with Agile Property, has won a long-term strategic… Read More>>
Andrew Moore’s Pamfleet is reported to have sold the Bonham Circus office building in Sheung Wan for HK$1.7 billion ($217 million), making a profit of HK$700 million ($89 million) in less than two years.
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Chinese co-working startup Kr Space has completed a new RMB 600 million ($92 million) financing round to accelerate its expansion in China’s top-tier cities, bringing its total funds raised to RMB 1.1 billion ($170 million), the company announced.
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Naked Hub has leased two floors in Sun Hung Kai Properties’ Two Harbour Square in Kowloon East for its third centre in Hong Kong. The Shanghai-based co-working operator is now set to occupy the office tower’s top two floors covering… Read More>>
After a year of sizzling price increase, Hong Kong’s housing market leads the news today with signs of a cool down. Also in the headlines, a strata-titled office floor has changed hands and the city’s housing crisis may get some… Read More>>
Tales of China retail lead today’s news as one of Hong Kong’s biggest developers invests $10 million into an artificial intelligence startup, while a Beijing mall converts a whole floor into co-working space. A key cog in China’s Belt-and-Road initiative… Read More>>
The Chinese co-working startup formerly known as UrWork, has reportedly leased a full floor at Grand Millennium Plaza in Sheung Wan, preparing to open its first shared office centre just minutes away from Hong Kong’s Central business hub.
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Beijing-based URWork has raised RMB 300 million ($46 million) from a trio of mainland investment firms in a series C funding round that values the mainland co-working provider at RMB 9 billion ($1.3 billion), according to a recent announcement by… Read More>>
