Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Asia Pacific real estate investment volume is expected to fall by 5-10 percent in 2023, narrowing from an estimated decline of 25 percent in 2022, as tumultuous economic and financing conditions continue to weigh on sentiment, according to JLL.
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CK Asset Holdings has picked up a residential development site in Hong Kong’s Kai Tak area for HK$8.7 billion ($1.1 billion), according to a Wednesday announcement, breaching the low end of market expectations by about 23 percent as home prices… Read More>>
Monoful Venture Partners, a Japan-focused venture capital arm of industrial property giant GLP, has reached a first closing of its maiden fund with JPY 12.9 billion ($96 million) in commitments.
Founded this year, MVP invests in growth-stage start-ups in Japan’s… Read More>>
A unit of Singaporean conglomerate Keppel Corp is selling its stake in a residential development project in Shanghai’s suburban Jiading district for RMB 783 million ($112.3 million), exiting the joint venture it formed two years ago with local developer Gemdale… Read More>>
Standard Chartered has tapped Shelley Boland as its new global head of property to lead management of the bank’s real estate resources worldwide, with the promotion having taken effect on 1 December.
Boland is succeeding Denis McGowan, who is retiring… Read More>>
A UK regulator has cleared the proposed acquisition of Student Roost by Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC and US developer Greystar after the deal was investigated over concerns that it could reduce competition among student housing players in one of… Read More>>
GLP’s Japan-focused REIT has sold a fully occupied warehouse northwest of Tokyo at a price 25 percent higher than the asset’s appraised value, as investors seeking stable cash flow and low-risk returns continue to bet on Japan’s logistics sector.
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In a move to upgrade its investor services platform across Asia Pacific, Cushman & Wakefield has announced a pair of promotions with Gordon Marsden stepping up as head of capital markets for the region, and James Young, the company’s current… Read More>>
Celine and Gordon Tang chalked up three transactions in a week, including the sale of a hotel in Australia by Chip Eng Seng as the mainland billionaire couple bids to buy out the Singapore-listed builder.
Chip Eng Seng agreed to… Read More>>
Frasers Property Ltd, the Singapore-listed real estate giant chaired by Thai billionaire Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, has appointed Charoen’s son Thapana to the company’s board and at the same time announced the retirements of five directors.
In a statement dated 12 December,… Read More>>
