Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Keppel Capital, the Temasek Holdings-backed asset management arm of Singapore’s Keppel Group, on Tuesday announced the creation of a logistics property fund to invest in developing high-quality assets in key logistics hubs in China.
Keppel Capital’s first China-focused logistics property… Read More>>
In our latest roundup of regional news headlines, a mainland Chinese developer becomes the first victim of strict deleveraging rules, JD Logistics is reportedly targeting a $2 billion IPO this month, and a tycoon’s daughter snaps up control of Hong… Read More>>
Singaporean property group Metro Holdings has added a second asset to its student housing fund with the purchase of a 181-bed accommodation near the University of Bristol in southwest England.
The fund, Paideia Capital UK Trust, bought the six-storey Dean… Read More>>
Sheds lead today’s real estate news from around Asia again today as a Korean asset manager closes in a purchase of an Amazon fulfillment centre in Ohio.
South Korean investors may also get a chance to invest… Read More>>
As China’s economy showed signs of recovery in the final months of 2020, Beijing’s office market saw a wave of fresh supply and an upsurge in absorption as tech firms led a flurry of leasing demand, according to a report… Read More>>
This Wednesday sees the initial public offering of Brookfield India REIT, which hopes to raise INR 3,800 crore ($520 million) as it becomes just the third real estate investment trust to trade on the Indian stock exchanges.
The REIT, sponsored… Read More>>
While the COVID-19 pandemic has dented industries globally, the crisis has created new levels of demand for logistics facilities, driving trades of warehouse assets to a record high in 2020, according to recently released statistics.
Preliminary findings from property information… Read More>>
China’s HNA Group, once one of the country’s most prolific global investors, has been sued by its creditors for failure to pay debts and is entering bankruptcy, according to a series of recent statements by the parent company of Hainan… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation has awarded the rights for the fifth phase of property development at Wong Chuk Hang metro station to a consortium of four local developers, reportedly for a lower premium than was paid in the fourth-phase tender.
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, a Hong Kong developer feels the heat from China’s row with the US over a property sale, Singapore’s Mapletree aims to raise €500 million for its first European office fund, and the online… Read More>>
