Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Ping An Real Estate-backed Sasseur REIT has driven Singapore’s biggest equity offering this year by raising S$396.0 million ($301.7 million) via a public listing on the Singapore Exchange. Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com is among the REIT’s cornerstone investors.
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After disposing of $5.5 billion of overseas real estate and hotel company stakes since the start of 2018, cash-starved HNA Group has now sold eight properties in mainland China worth $1.1 billion so far this month, according to data from… Read More>>
A public tender for a mixed-use commercial and residential site valued at over S$1 billion ($759 million) in Singapore’s Bukit Timah neighbourhood has drawn 15 bids from a roster of property heavyweights including CapitaLand, UOL Group and Lendlease.
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Companies controlled by Singaporean tycoon Kwek Leng Beng and his cousin, Malaysian magnate Quek Leng Chan, have teamed up to buy a prime freehold site in the city’s River Valley neighborhood for S$980 million ($744 million).
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WeWork has leased four floors in Swire Properties’ Taikoo Shing on Hong Kong island, the company has revealed to Mingtiandi, as the US co-working startup confirms an expansion plan first reported last November.
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Singapore once again takes the crown as Asia’s best city for expatriates, according to the Mercer 2018 Quality of Living survey which grades 231 cities according to factors like banking services, political stability, healthcare, electricity and crime. The top placement… Read More>>
What happens when the investor known as Superman decides to hang up his cape? The answer to that question may soon be known after Li Ka-shing announced in Hong Kong today that he would be stepping down from atop his… Read More>>
China Investment Corporation (CIC) is eyeing more exposure to real estate, as the $930 billion sovereign wealth fund plans to hike alternative and direct investments to 45 percent or more of its overseas portfolio within three years, from 38 percent… Read More>>
Sunac chairman Sun Hongbin has stepped down as the chairman of Leshi Internet Information & Technology, a video streaming subsidiary of mainland new media trainwreck LeEco.
Sun resigned before his term’s expiration date of October 13 due to “job adjustments,”… Read More>>
CEFC China Energy emerged from obscurity to buy up a horde of overseas assets from energy firms to European real estate. Now the ambitious but secretive mainland conglomerate is in trouble.
The head of CEFC has reportedly been detained for… Read More>>
