Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Asia’s largest logistics developer and fund manager revealed a major expansion of its European platform this week by announcing a €1.1 billion ($1.3 billion) first close on a fund spanning nine countries on the continent.
GLP raised the cash for… Read More>>
Despite a tepid investment market, political and economic uncertainty and an ongoing public health crisis, the Hong Kong government is moving forward with an attempt to sell a trophy site site fronting the Central business district’s waterfront before the end… Read More>>
The drama around cash-strapped developer Goldin Financial Holdings reached a new high point today as a property agent began marketing the Hong Kong-listed company’s headquarters on behalf of unpaid creditors, according to a statement received by Mingtiandi.
Knight Frank announced… Read More>>
Singapore’s office market showed signs of life today as a listed company controlled by the family of Indonesian billionaire Tahir is selling an office tower for S$200 million ($145.6 million), according to an announcement to the stock exchange.
MYP Ltd,… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s beleaguered Grade A office market continued to face rising vacancies and falling rents in August, although the emptying out of Central and other core districts of the city showed signs of slowing, according to a report released earlier… Read More>>
Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund has gone back for its fourth helping of ESR warehouses this year with GIC now committing A$480 million ($337 million) to a logistics development partnership in Australia, according to a stock exchange announcement on 24 September.
The head of Blackstone’s real estate business in mainland China is leaving the firm, Mingtiandi has learned, with ten-year company veteran Tim Wang due to leave the company by the end of this year, according to two sources familiar with… Read More>>
Indebted mainland developer China Evergrande Group was forced to deny reports that it was pleading for a bailout yesterday, after a document circulating on Chinese social media indicated that the firm was pleading for government support to avoid financial catastrophe.
UK fund manager Actis continues to bet on data centres with the announcement today of a joint venture with Korean conglomerate GS Group.
The deal comes amid a flurry of data centre investment in Asia Pacific as the COVID-19 pandemic… Read More>>
Beleaguered co-working operator WeWork raised some much needed cash on Thursday when it announced that it had sold a $200 million stake in its China division to a consortium led by Shanghai’s Trustbridge Partners.
Trustbridge is taking the lead among… Read More>>
