Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Wang On Properties has announced its purchase of a site in Kowloon for a HK$1.3 billion ($180 million) residential project, following the successful launch of a boutique residential project in the New Territories last month.
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Knight Frank announced a pair of senior appointments to its capital markets team this week with former Colliers International brokers Willis Mak and Alfred Wong joining the company’s Hong Kong office.
The pair of veteran investment advisors were announced by… Read More>>
Colt Data Centre Services has begun building its first data centre in Japan under a hyperscale development deal struck by its parent firm Fidelity, finance group Mitsui and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
The 45-megawatt data centre in Keihanna… Read More>>
NTT Ltd plans to grow its global data centre footprint by 20 percent over the next 18 months, with projects in India and Indonesia contributing to the rapid expansion of one of the world’s biggest server-hosting platforms.
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Singapore-based Princeton Digital Group plans to grow its Asia Pacific data centre platform in sync with… Read More>>
A joint bid by Singapore-based Far East Organization and Hong Kong’s Sino Group has won a tender for a commercial and residential site in the leafy Jalan Anak Bukit area of central Singapore, with the S$1.03 billion ($770 million) offer… Read More>>
With universities in reopening mode as the COVID-19 crisis recedes in Britain, Singapore’s Mapletree Investments has taken the opportunity to acquire four purpose-built student housing assets in England for a total consideration exceeding £165 million ($227 million).
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China Vanke’s net profit for the first half of 2021 fell 11.7 percent year-on-year to RMB 11 billion ($1.7 billion in current terms), compared with 6 percent growth in the year-earlier period, as margins on booked development projects declined and… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed China Logistics Property Holdings has reeled in a candidate for taking over the mainland warehouse operator, with market sources confirming to Mingtiandi that e-commerce giant JD.com has proposed buying a controlling stake of 26.38 percent in the company.
Singapore-listed Keppel REIT said late Friday that Paul Tham will step down as chief executive of the trust’s manager on 20 October to pursue other opportunities.
The board is evaluating potential candidates to succeed Tham, a one-time management consultant who… Read More>>
