Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
An industry-leading specialist in supply chain and logistics strategy, design, transformation and optimisation, Tim Foster brings over 20 years of experience to his role as Head of Supply Chain and Logistics Advisory, APAC at Cushman & Wakefield.
Tim is a… Read More>>
Joe has been engaged in the logistics and real estate businesses for more than 20 years. During the time, Joe has worked for UPS and GLP’s Strategic Acquisition department. Before heading Cushman & Wakefield’s logistics advisory business in China, Joe… Read More>>
Hong Kong home sales are set to fall to a six-year low in the first quarter of this year, with the city expected to record just 9,187 housing transactions through the end of this month, according to a recent report…. Read More>>
Despite a COVID-led easing in the current quarter, Asia Pacific’s real estate transaction volume is on track for double-digit growth in 2022 and 2023 as an economic recovery invigorates the occupier sector, according to a report from Cushman & Wakefield.
Global fund manager AEW is selling a 16-storey office block in Singapore’s Raffles Place to a unit of Japanese construction and real estate firm Kajima Corp for S$286.9 million ($213.4 million), as global investors continue to target Singapore office assets.
Less than three months after targeting buyers of multiple homes with higher transaction taxes and tightened lending conditions, Singapore is introducing increases in property taxes which could raise rates charged to owners of residential investment properties by one-third or more.
Hong Kong has re-entered the ranks of the top 10 data centre markets worldwide after a one-year absence, while Singapore remains Asia Pacific’s premier server-hosting hub despite supply constraints, according to a Cushman & Wakefield report.
Singapore moved up two… Read More>>
While news reports have been filled with stories of global executives leaving Hong Kong, we lead our weekly roundup of people moves this week with a European fund manager sending one of its top executives into the city where no… Read More>>
The new year continues to yield a flurry of top level personnel moves in Asia Pacific’s real estate community, including mainland China heavyweight Poly Developments naming a new chairman. There are also top level moves by Manulife Investment Management, Greystar,… Read More>>
The Singapore government is lifting a 2019 moratorium on new data centre construction and will once again allow construction of new server facilities within its borders, provided that they meet criteria for energy efficiency, according to a statement on Tuesday.
