Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Office rents in Hong Kong’s prime Central district fell 2.4 percent in February from month-earlier levels as tenants citywide gave back more Grade A space than they took up, according to JLL.
The overall market recorded a negative net absorption… Read More>>
Blackstone has closed on Korea’s biggest real estate asset transaction of this year, with the company confirming that it has sold Arc Place in Seoul to local fund manager Koramco.
The 62,748 square metre (675,414 square foot) property is changing… Read More>>
PAG on Saturday joined with partners CITIC Capital, Ares Management, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Mubadala Investment Company in confirming their takeover of Dalian Wanda Group’s primary shopping mall management business.
In a joint announcement the companies said they… Read More>>
United Urban Investment Corporation has agreed to sell an ageing Greater Tokyo office building to an undisclosed buyer for JPY 19 billion ($130 million), with the TSE-listed REIT also planning to acquire more strata space in the capital’s Chiyoda ward.
Country Garden, China’s largest private property developer, has delayed the publication of its 2023 financial results, citing the need to collect more information to make appropriate accounting estimates and judgments.
In a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on… Read More>>
Japan’s Global Link Management is selling a portfolio of apartment buildings across Tokyo and two neighbouring prefectures as investors continue to favour opportunities in Asia’s largest rental housing market.
The TSE-listed developer is selling 14 multi-family properties in Tokyo, Saitama,… Read More>>
Australia’s build-to-rent (BTR) sector is primed for consolidation as high operating costs create opportunities for larger players to gain a market edge through economies of scale, according to senior executives from Local: Residential, Sentinel, Scape and Aware Super. Watch… Read More>>
Cushman & Wakefield has named Natalie Craig as country CEO for Singapore and Noral Wild as CEO for Australia and New Zealand, with both appointments effective from 1 April.
The newly created roles bring the two countries into alignment with… Read More>>
Singapore-based Princeton Digital Group and Australian builder Lendlease have completed construction of the 48-megawatt first phase of the data centre platform’s first project in Japan.
The six-storey facility in Saitama City, 30 kilometres (18.6 miles) north of central Tokyo, is… Read More>>
Alibaba Group has scrapped plans for a Hong Kong initial public offering of its Cainiao logistics unit, with the Chinese e-commerce giant instead looking to buy the remaining Cainiao shares it does not own for $3.75 billion.
Alibaba holds a… Read More>>
