Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
In Hong Kong’s biggest en-bloc industrial transaction this year, local property firm Stan Group has sold the East Asia Industrial Building (Phase One) in the New Territories for HK$2.24 billion ($290 million).
The asset sale is the fourth in less… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Keppel Land exits a residential development project in China, PropertyGuru says it may consider a future Asian listing after it goes public in New York, and electric car maker Tesla leases a… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus-backed Weave Living has agreed to purchase a Kai Tak hotel as its sixth Hong Kong property, spending close to HK$390 million ($50 million) for the asset as the multi-family residential specialist continues to expand its portfolio.
Weave is… Read More>>
After pulling the plug on its Australian IPO almost two years ago, Singapore-based PropertyGuru is ready for another attempt at a public listing through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) backed by billionaires Richard Li and Peter… Read More>>
Singapore-listed Keppel DC REIT has agreed to acquire its first data centre in China, a fully fitted facility in Guangdong province, for RMB 635.9 million ($98 million), as mainland assets continue to attract investors assembling regionwide server-hosting portfolios.
Situated within… Read More>>
Germany’s Patrizia Immobilien has appointed former Mitsubishi real estate executive Katsumi Nakamoto as its new president and representative director in Japan, according to an announcement by the Augsburg-based fund manager.
Previously the president and chief executive of Diamond Realty Management,… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital Partners on Friday announced the launch of a Singapore-based joint venture company, Data Center First, with a project in the nearby Indonesian city of Batam.
Industry veteran Wong Ka Vin leads Data Center First as co-founder… Read More>>
A pair of Singapore residential sites attracted competitive bidding from developers late last week as the city-state’s housing market continues to benefit from investor confidence, as shown by rising home prices and recovering sales volumes in Southeast Asia’s most expensive… Read More>>
The day after several banks were reported to have stopped offering mortgages for unfinished units at China Evergrande’s Hong Kong residential projects, the mainland’s most-indebted developer scored a rare win by resolving a dispute with one of its creditors.
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Alibaba’s vice chairman Joseph Tsai has seen his company’s stock price take a beating this year, but that hasn’t stopped him from buying the third most expensive home in American history.
The billionaire e-commerce entrepreneur and Jack Ma running buddy… Read More>>
