Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Japan’s Mitsubishi Estate has teamed up with a local investment firm to acquire a Sydney commercial tower equally owned by Blackstone and Mirvac for about A$777 million ($494 million), making Australia’s largest office buy so far this year.
Mirvac has… Read More>>
Savills has kicked off a sales campaign for 5 Churchill Place in London, attempting to find a buyer for the Canary Wharf office tower seized from mainland tycoon Chen Hongtian, who had earlier defaulted on loans backed by the onetime… Read More>>
Singapore’s housing market continued to slow in September with private home sales plunging by 45 percent from the 394 units sold a month prior, falling to a nine-month low of 217 units as developers were seen holding back project launches… Read More>>
Singapore property heavyweight Keppel Corp has purchased a pair of school campuses in Sydney on behalf of its private education fund for a total of A$198 million ($125 million), the company announced late Thursday.
The company said its Keppel Education… Read More>>
Singapore real estate investment rose for the first time in nearly two years in the third quarter with deal volume jumping 75 percent from the previous three months to S$6.9 billion with help from robust government land sales.
A Knight… Read More>>
Oxley Holdings is selling an office tower in Kuala Lumpur to Alliance Bank Malaysia for MYR 406 million ($86 million) as the Singapore developer fights sliding revenue and higher debt costs.
Oxley has agreed to sell the Grade A office… Read More>>
DWS continues to add to its Asia Pacific leadership team with the investment management unit of Deutsche Bank announcing on Tuesday that it has promoted Koichiro Obu to head of real estate for Japan.
Obu is taking on the top… Read More>>
Just before heading off for China’s National Day holiday Swire Properties confirmed its purchase of stakes in a pair of mixed-use projects in Shanghai’s Pudong district from local government developer Lujiazui Group as it continues to expand its holdings in… Read More>>
US private equity giant Warburg Pincus said on Tuesday that it has closed on $17.3 billion in equity for its latest buyout fund, exceeding its target of $16 billion by more than 7 percent.
The New York-based firm said that,… Read More>>
Apricot Capital, the family office of Singapore instant coffee king David Teo and his family, is buying a mixed-residential and retail property in Bukit Timah for S$105 million ($77 million) as the city-state’s real estate market continues to appeal to… Read More>>
