Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Asia’s largest real estate investment trust has made its second major bet on mainland China retail this year with the RMB 3.2 billion ($501 million) acquisition of a shopping mall in Guangzhou.
Link REIT announced late Friday that it was… Read More>>
SGX-listed City Developments Ltd on Friday said it had applied for an initial public offering of a real estate investment trust that will own commercial assets located in the UK.
The official statement confirmed rumours that had been building for… Read More>>
Indian mall developer Phoenix Mills has secured a second deal with a deep-pocketed global investor in less than a week, this time entering into a strategic partnership with Singapore’s GIC.
The sovereign wealth fund will acquire “a significant minority stake”… Read More>>
Singapore-listed Ascott Residence Trust (ART) has completed the divestment of a Shanghai serviced apartment building and will use some of the proceeds to acquire three higher-yielding residential properties in Japan’s fifth-largest city, Sapporo.
The REIT sponsored by property giant CapitaLand… Read More>>
Office vacancy in Hong Kong’s Central district edged up to 7.5 percent in April from 7.3 percent a month earlier as overall rents in the city drifted lower, according to a report released recently by JLL.
An overall net withdrawal… Read More>>
Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management has made China’s biggest retail real estate acquisition since the dawn of the COVID-19 pandemic by purchasing a set of five mainland malls from joint ventures invested by the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) for $1.4… Read More>>
PGIM Real Estate on Wednesday announced a pair of logistics real estate investments in China that see it spending $323 million to acquire warehouse projects from Warburg Pincus-backed developer New Ease.
The real estate arm of fund manager PGIM, a… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, 14 hotel properties in Singapore’s Eagle Hospitality Trust clear another hurdle towards completion of their sale, while an EHT unitholder denies claims that he benefited from funds taken out of an EHT unit.
The Executive Centre, a Hong Kong-based provider of upscale flexible office space, will be acquired by US buyout firm KKR and Singapore’s TIGA Investments for an undisclosed amount, realising an exit strategy that so far has eluded better-known rival WeWork.
Taronga Ventures continues to sign up marquee investors for its flagship proptech fund, winning commitments from two of the best-known names in Japan’s business world.
Taronga announced last week that Mitsubishi Corporation and Nomura Real Estate Development had agreed to… Read More>>
