Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Canada’s Oxford Properties is growing its capabilities in Asia Pacific with the real estate investment firm having recently added a pair of senior executives to its team in Singapore, according to company representatives who spoke with Mingtiandi.
Former Apollo Global… Read More>>
Investors hoping that a state bailout fund which could reach RMB 1 trillion ($147 billion) will help save some of the country’s beleaguered developers or rescue bond investors may have to adjust their expectations according to a report this past… Read More>>
Country Garden Holdings says that its net earnings are likely to have plunged by as much as 70 percent in the first half of 2022, as China’s deepening real estate crisis hammers the country’s largest developer.
Guangdong-based Country Garden issued… Read More>>
The chief executive of Singapore-based healthcare private equity firm CBC Group is reportedly buying a house in the city’s posh District 10 for S$45.5 million ($33 million), as luxury home prices continue to climb in Southeast Asia’s most expensive city.
Following its takeover by Temasek Holdings-backed investment firm Cuscaden Peak on 30 June, the manager of SGX-listed SPH REIT has named three new directors to its board, including Cuscaden chief executive Gerald Yong.
As part of a set of exchange… Read More>>
A 63-year-old building in Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay shopping district has been snatched up for HK$3.2 billion ($408.5 million) with local media reports linking the buyer to a mainland developer which plans to develop a “Ginza-style” office and retail project… Read More>>
China International Capital Corporation (CICC) is leasing one and a half floors in Kowloon’s International Commerce Centre (ICC) against a backdrop of sliding rents and rising vacancy in Hong Kong’s office market.
The Hong Kong unit of banking giant CICC,… Read More>>
Developer sales of private homes in Singapore rose 70.9 percent to 834 units in July from 488 homes sold in June. However, the upswing is expected to be short-lived, as analysts point to shrinking inventories and a limited… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s accounting watchdog has launched a probe into the property services arm of embattled developer China Evergrande and its erstwhile auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers, related to a RMB 13.4 billion ($2 billion) loan scheme that led to the developer firing its… Read More>>
Hines is taking on its first project in India’s commercial capital with the US developer and fund manager this week announcing plans for a 30-storey office development in Mumbai.
The Houston-based firm said the project, which is part of a… Read More>>
