Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
GLP on Wednesday announced the €1.2 billion ($1.3 billion) first closing of its Europe Income Partners III fund, a mere 14 months after achieving the final closing of the previous vehicle in the core logistics series targeting the continent.
The… Read More>>
As global capital pours into Japan’s rental residential market, some of the most experienced investors in the country’s… Read More>>
LaSalle Investment Management has secured a $300 million commitment from the California State Teachers’ Retirement System for the fund manager’s sixth Asian opportunistic real estate fund.
The funding for LaSalle Asia Opportunity VI, which was committed during the second half… Read More>>
Mainland investment giant Fosun International has agreed to repurchase a 50 percent stake in its Bund Finance Center for RMB 6.34 billion ($1 billion), nearly six years after offloading the half-interest in the Shanghai waterfront complex.
Upon closing, Fosun will… Read More>>
Singapore’s CapitaLand Investment (CLI) and PGIM Real Estate have launched a value-add warehouse investment vehicle in South Korea just months after setting up a core logistics strategy in the north Asian nation.
The joint venture has already acquired the Hansol… Read More>>
Hong Kong transit operator MTR Corporation this week unveiled plans to launch sales of about 5,700 homes in the city this year, despite residential transactions having touched a six-year low in the first quarter of 2022.
“We aim to launch… Read More>>
Jakarta-based retail developer NWP Property is broadening its mission with the launch of a joint venture to address an undersupply of modern warehouses in Indonesia’s logistics market.
Rebranded this year after formerly doing business as NWP Retail, the company backed… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, China Evergrande now has state-owned Guangzhou City Construction Investment coming in to help restructure its RMB 3.25 billion ($510 million) in debts, Kaisa Group Holdings joins a wave of developers unable to publish… Read More>>
Indebted developer China Evergrande said Monday that RMB 13.4 billion ($2.1 billion) in assets had suddenly disappeared from the balance sheet of its property services unit, with the company joining a parade of Hong Kong-listed mainland property firms delaying the… Read More>>
Mainland China’s rental residential market could grow into one of the largest globally as rising housing prices and a thriving professional class transform housing choices in Asia’s largest economy, industry leaders said in a panel discussion as part of Mingtiandi’s… Read More>>
