Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Strong demand from tenants and limited supply of prime CBD space helped boost office rental rates in Singapore during 2018 by the largest amount in four years, according to new figures issued by the city government.
Office rental rates increased… Read More>>
Asia’s agency world is on the move in the new year, with Mingtiandi’s survey of industry professionals following veteran brokers in Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai as they find new roles this week. Also finding their way into this week’s… Read More>>
After two years of operating and expanding its Asian operation to 123 centres in nine countries, New York-based co-working provider WeWork believes its brand power and client demand has prepared it to begin partnering with landlords to supply the region’s… Read More>>
US real estate private equity firm AEW has reportedly sold a 14-storey boutique serviced apartment building in Hong Kong’s Central district for HK$240 million ($30.66 million), that it had held for just three years, according to a person with knowledge… Read More>>
Two key executives at major mainland Chinese developers were reported by mainland media to have resigned their jobs recently as the outlook for China’s property market continues to sour, while one notable CEO started his new role at Cushman &… Read More>>
Colliers International announced late on Thursday that its president and chief operating officer Dylan Taylor had been appointed CEO of Colliers Real Estate Services, effective January 1st.
The new role for Taylor comes three-and-a-half years after the company veteran took… Read More>>
A set of five fresh residential sites are confirmed to go up for bidding in the first half of next year under Singapore’s land sales program, with the government aiming to fill the lots with a total of 2,025 private… Read More>>
With just over one month to go in 2018 a few industry professionals are taking their year-end holidays a bit early as a pair of high ranking executives with mainland developers announce plans to take time off from their current… Read More>>
Rents in the world’s costliest office market, Hong Kong, may fall for the first time in four years during 2019, as a tanking stock market, rising interest rates and the US-China trade war weigh on sentiment in the financial hub,… Read More>>
The downdraft slowing Hong Kong’s home sales may have finally reached the city’s famously expensive office market as one of the leading property consultancies is now predicting a drop off in office prices in Central in 2019. Also making news… Read More>>
