Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Veteran real estate executive Randall Hall has joined Pamfleet as Chief Operating Officer for China with the Hong Kong-based real estate investment specialists.
In his new role, Hall will be leading the advisory firm’s China initiatives. Commenting on his new… Read More>>
Asia’s real estate executives are enjoying a surge of new roles this week as everyone rushes to get ready for 2015. A veteran agency leader has landed at a regional investment advisory firm, CBRE continues to shake up its Asia… Read More>>
Real estate service provider DTZ this week confirmed the close of its sale to a private investment consortium composed of TPG Capital (TPG), PAG Asia Capital (PAG) and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (the TPG & PAG Consortium), by Australian engineering… Read More>>
This week brings lots of movements on the capital markets front as JLL’s former head of investment deals for SE Asia starts his own shop, C&W brings in a veteran asset manager, and a veteran politician may have jumped to… Read More>>
Real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield added to its team facilitating big investment deals in Asia last week when it brought in former ARA and JP Morgan executive Justina Fan to help run its capital markets team in the region.
Mingtiandi’s monthly happy hour continues to be the leading industry gathering in Shanghai as the October edition of this regular event brought in 105 leaders from across the real estate industry.
By creating an informal, unstructured opportunity for property professionals… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s monthly gathering of China’s real estate community is on for tonight and there is still some space available to join the crowd.
So far more than 90 representatives from some of China’s best known real estate, investment and design… Read More>>
Hong Kong Chief Executive CY Leung has been feeling the heat this week as details continue to emerge about his secret deal to receive $6.5 million as a “consultant” to Australia’s UGL on its 2011 acquisition of then-insolvent property agency… Read More>>
New information has come to light about the timing of a secret agreement between now-Hong Kong chief executive CY Leung and an Australian engineering firm involving its 2011 acquisition of real estate agency DTZ, which could put the embattled leader… Read More>>
Most observers agree that Hong Kong chief executive CY Leung did nothing illegal in extracting a $6.5 million payment for his part in the $124 million 2011 sale of DTZ to UGL.
However, as more details emerge about the timing… Read More>>
