Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Mainland developer Ronshine China Holdings has defaulted on a $420 million offshore bond, offering a fresh sign that the debt crisis in Asia’s biggest real estate market is far from over.
The Singapore-listed notes, issued in July 2019, carry a… Read More>>
Institutional investors worldwide look set to maintain their allocations to real estate this year, with the Asia Pacific cohort even planning to raise its percentage, according to data compiled by a group of non-profits serving the property investor community.
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Japanese property and infrastructure company Ichigo Inc. is reshuffling its real estate portfolio, with one of its sponsored funds selling two office buildings to a Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed REIT under its management for a total of JPY 6.25 billion ($48… Read More>>
Cushman & Wakefield’s Japan-based asset management arm has acquired a development site for a warehouse in the northern reaches of Greater Tokyo, marking the latest addition to the firm’s pipeline of six planned logistics projects in Asia’s second-largest economy.
The… Read More>>
Singapore’s Straits Trading has tokenised a corporate bond linked to a landed home in the city’s posh District 10 through which it can raise up to S$7 million ($5.32 million), marking the conglomerate’s first fractionalised real estate-linked asset listed on… Read More>>
China Oceanwide Holdings has fallen foul of China Minsheng Bank, which is suing the cash-strapped builder and its former chairman, Lu Zhiqiang, over a RMB 7 billion ($1 billion) loan dispute centred on the developer’s 88-storey office tower in downtown… Read More>>
An office floor in a commercial block within Singapore’s Chinatown area has changed hands for S$17.38 million ($13.2 million) as investors continue snap up bite-sized opportunities in the city’s office market.
Inter-premium Corporation, a Singapore-registered real estate firm, sold the… Read More>>
China’s top commercial developers saw their operating income rise more than 5 percent in 2022, with Dalian Wanda Group’s mall-building business once again dominating the pack, as the mainland’s housing market crisis and sluggish economy left the country’s largest commercial… Read More>>
Hong Kong developer Wang On Properties has taken over an aging residential building in Southern District’s Ap Lei Chau for about HK$106 million ($13.6 million), with plans to redevelop the property and surrounding buildings into what could become a more… Read More>>
State-owned enterprises dominated the ranks of China’s biggest developers by sales in 2022, with SOEs accounting for eight of the top 10 mainland builders, as Beijing’s deleveraging policy battered the country’s private real estate firms.
Country Garden Holdings and Longfor… Read More>>
