Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Japan’s largest property developer Mitsui Fudosan has made its first foray into Australia by investing in Frasers Property’s A$2.1 billion ($1.5 billion) urban renewal project in Sydney’s North Shore area, according to a release.
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China Aoyuan Group has become the latest mainland developer to default on its financial obligations, announcing Wednesday that it would not make payments on $1.09 billion in offshore notes scheduled to mature in the next three years, including two sets… Read More>>
A joint venture between developer HKR International (HKRI) and CITIC Pacific is planning to add a nineteenth phase to their master-planned Discovery Bay project on Lantau Island by investing HK$15 billion ($1.9 billion) to build 1,400 new homes.
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Wang On Properties looks set to add another suburban residential project to its pipeline as the Hong Kong-listed developer has been identified as the buyer behind the recent HK$580 million ($74.5 million) purchase of a more than 80 percent piece… Read More>>
Sites for luxury housing development continued to find favour with developers in Singapore’s first land sale of the year, despite new market restrictions put in place just one month ago, with local development giant CDL besting seven other bidders for… Read More>>
GLP on Wednesday announced the final closing of its flagship Japan logistics development strategy with JPY 412 billion ($3.7 billion) in total commitments, putting an exclamation point on what was already the largest-ever private fund targeting real estate in the… Read More>>
AEW Capital Management has acquired a portfolio of four newly completed residential buildings with a combined 177 units in Greater Tokyo, signalling conviction in multi-family as one of the firm’s key investment themes in Asia.
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Singapore’s Fragrance Group has purchased a Holiday Inn hotel in west London from British real estate fund manager Queensgate Investments for an undisclosed sum, as the privately held builder continues to expand its hotel portfolio.
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Hong Kong billionaire Michael Kadoorie has agreed to pay a steep premium to increase his family’s majority stake in Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Ltd from 59.98 percent to 72.43 percent through an off-market share purchase totalling HK$2.63 billion ($337.5 million).
Just three months after winning a Kowloon Tong residential site for HK$1.6 billion, Hong Kong-listed Lai Sun Development continues to focus on the city’s quickening luxury market, with its acquisition of a pair of adjacent properties in the Mid-Levels area… Read More>>
