Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Hong Kong-based private equity real estate firm Gaw Capital Partners is putting the London headquarters of British retail giant Marks & Spencer up for sale with a price tag of approximately £250 million ($335 million).
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Global real estate investment manager AEW has achieved the final close of its third Asia Pacific value-added fund with total commitments of $1.12 billion, far surpassing its $750 million fundraising target.
An array of US and Europe-based public and private… Read More>>
Casino tycoon Stanley Ho’s Shun Tak Holdings has paid S$593.5 million ($444 million) for a pair of luxury residential plots near Singapore’s Orchard Road shopping district, marking the company’s first foray into the residential market in the Southeast Asian city-state.
US private equity firm Blackstone Group has forged the largest-ever fund dedicated to property investments in Asia by holding a final close on Blackstone Real Estate Partners Asia II (BREP II), at around $7.1 billion of capital commitments.
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Warburg Pincus-backed Kailong has purchased eight properties in Hong Kong over the last year, and now the real estate fund manager is taking a few pages from WeWork’s success story as it plans to redevelop this HK$3.7 billion ($471 million)… Read More>>
Singapore private equity firm Mapletree Investments is said to be putting a HK$9 billion ($1.15 billion) office tower in Kowloon East on the market as Hong Kong’s world-leading office rents continue to provide profit opportunities for institutional investors.
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While the words Korea and Singapore have dominated the news headlines this week, some of the world’s biggest real estate investors are focusing their gaze on the suddenly less exciting South Korea, where chances of a meaningful sale and purchase… Read More>>
Sino-Ocean Capital and Huarong Rongde Asset Management have become the latest Chinese investors to bet on co-working, leading a RMB 500 million ($78 million) financing round in Beijing-based flexible office operator Nashwork.
The fresh investment round, announced on Nashwork’s official… Read More>>
Guangzhou-based China Aoyuan Property Group is expanding its portfolio in Hong Kong by snapping up an industrial building in the New Territories logistics hub of Kwai Chung for HK$950 million ($121 million).
The mid-sized mainland developer is buying the 12-storey… Read More>>
Almost two years after agreeing to sell a Kowloon East office project to one of Hong Kong’s richest women, Swire Properties last week finally completed the 25-storey tower and closed the HK$6.5 billion deal.
The blue-chip developer announced to the… Read More>>
