Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
After having set up successful China real estate ventures in the logistics, residential and hotel sectors, US private equity giant Warburg Pincus is targeting redevelopment opportunities in the mainland’s largest cities with an urban renewal platform launched this week.
The… Read More>>
Japan remains a hotspot for investors snapping up multi-family assets, as London’s Savills Investment Management and Singapore’s TE Capital each announced deals Wednesday that together total $278 million in Japanese apartment acquisitions.
Savills IM completed $210 million in rental housing… Read More>>
Some of the leading players in Asia Pacific real estate investment are coming together next week to share their insights on logistics strategies in the region as part of Mingtiandi’s Asia Logistics Real Estate Forum.
Among the executives joining the… Read More>>
Singapore’s Keppel REIT is parting ways with its earliest Australian asset, a 31-storey Brisbane office building in which it holds a 50 percent interest.
The trust on Thursday announced the divestment of its half-stake in 275 George Street for an… Read More>>
After a pair of Singapore office sales, SGX-listed Suntec REIT has agreed to acquire a London office building for £353 million ($489.4 million), according to an announcement to the Singapore stock exchange.
The ARA Asset Management-controlled vehicle is purchasing The… Read More>>
Vietnam’s fast-growing economy and robust e-commerce sector have made the country fertile ground for logistics development, a Hanoi-based… Read More>>
Singapore-based Princeton Digital Group has fired the latest salvo in Asia’s intensifying data centre race, announcing plans to develop a 97-megawatt hyperscale campus near Tokyo at a total investment of $1 billion.
Japan becomes the fifth market for PDG —… Read More>>
Hong Kong developer Sino Land is sticking around at CapitaLand’s Raffles City Shanghai mixed-use development, agreeing to pay S$339 million ($252.1 million) to maintain its effective stake in the property’s mainland-based owner at 22.35 percent.
The deal enables the developer… Read More>>
Singapore’s CapitaLand has agreed to sell partial stakes in six of the nine mixed-use Raffles City developments in China to mainland insurance giant Ping An, as Southeast Asia’s largest developer and the region’s second-largest fund manager continues to turn its… Read More>>
A pair of mainland developers — cash-strapped China Oceanwide Holdings and distressed-asset enthusiast Sunac China Holdings — have seen their interests converge once again, with Sunac agreeing to buy two of Oceanwide’s Hangzhou properties for RMB 2.2 billion ($340 million),… Read More>>
