Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A fourth director has resigned from the board of City Developments Ltd (CDL) after the troubled Singapore development titan reported a loss attributable to shareholders of S$1.9 billion ($1.4 billion) in 2020.
Jenny Lim Yin Nee ended her role as… Read More>>
CapitaLand announced a privatisation plan this March that promises to remake Southeast Asia’s largest developer, but one of the company’s top executives will not be helping to lead that transition, according to an announcement coinciding with the firm’s annual general… Read More>>
Property services firm Colliers International reinforced the leadership of its regional analyst team this past week, hiring Nicholas Wilson as director and head of investor and developer research for Asia.
Based in Singapore, Wilson will oversee research for Colliers’ property… Read More>>
MTD TV’s Asia Multi-Family Investment Forum will feature one of the most experienced executives in China’s rental residential sector on Thursday 6 May for a spotlight interview session with Mingtiandi founder Michael Cole.
Qiqi Zhang, a managing director with US… Read More>>
Riding high on a wave of Asia Pacific acquisitions, PGIM Real Estate splashed out again this week to take a large chunk of an Australian logistics portfolio from fellow US-based fund manager Blackstone.
Market sources confirmed to Mingtiandi on Thursday… Read More>>
In our latest roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore’s ARA Asset Management buys out the manager of China’s Dasin Retail Trust, JD.com reportedly gets the go-ahead for its logistics unit’s IPO, and private equity titan Blackstone looks to offload some… Read More>>
China Evergrande maintained its position as China’s top developer in 2020 with the real estate giant growing its sales even more quickly during the pandemic, but seeing its profits slide by more than a quarter, according to a review of… Read More>>
PGIM Real Estate remains on a tear in Asia Pacific, announcing on Wednesday that it had added an office building in Tokyo’s Toyocho area to its list of big-ticket acquisitions in 2021.
The real estate fund manager, which closed on… Read More>>
Urbanisation, rising home prices and government policies responding to these trends are driving rapid growth in multi-family… Read More>>
Singaporean developer CapitaLand will acquire its first hyperscale server facility in China, spending RMB 3.66 billion ($560 million) to pick up a four-building campus in Shanghai’s Minhang district.
The 55-megawatt facility is managed by mainland data centre operator Daily Tech… Read More>>
