Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Australia-based warehouse builder Logos Property has closed its third China logistics venture, partnering with a pair of global investment heavyweights to raise up to $830 million for logistics developments across the country.
PFA Pension, Denmark’s largest commercial pension firm, and… Read More>>
Hong Kong development giant Sun Hung Kai has bought a hotel site in Cheung Sha Wan for HK$5.06 billion ($648.8 million), blowing past market expectations for the waterfront parcel and setting a per square foot price record for the city’s… Read More>>
Singapore’s collective sale surge has grown by one more building – the horseshoe shaped Pearlbank Apartments in the Outram Park area. Colliers International announced Thursday that the iconic 37-storey building is up for collective sale, following a fourth and finally… Read More>>
China’s much-hyped One Belt, One Road initiative seems to be stretching across the Pacific, as a mainland construction giant buys one of Canada’s biggest builders for C$1.51 billion ($1.18 billion). The cross-border infrastructure acquisition comes after Chinese authorities put real… Read More>>
A waterfront hotel site in the Cheung Sha Wan area of Hong Kong’s New Kowloon may sell for as much as HK$3.74 billion ($479 million), following a competitive public tender that closed on Friday after drawing 10 bids.
The site,… Read More>>
Two mainland real estate giants announced plans for as much as RMB 8.8 billion ($1.3 billion) in asset-backed securities in the last two weeks as the mainland’s real estate investment market opens to a financing alternative to traditional bank loans.
The chairman of a Hong Kong-listed developer controlled by China’s largest privately owned investment group abruptly stepped down this week, on the same day that the executive’s former employer revealed that it had been raided by Hong Kong’s anti-graft body.
Keppel Land China has announced its RMB 2.9 billion ($440 million) sale of Keppel China Marina Holdings in Guangdong province as the unit of Temasek Holdings-backed Keppel Corp, seeks to “recycle assets” into China’s largest cities.
“The divestment is in… Read More>>
A pair of Hong Kong-listed developers, Wing Tai Properties and CSI Properties, has triumphed over eight other bidders to win the rights to redevelop a site in the city’s Central district, agreeing to pay a reported HK$11.6 billion ($1.49 billion)… Read More>>
Singaporean property group Mapletree has become the latest global investor to bet on building homes for data clouds, buying a portfolio of 14 US data centres for $750 million.
A joint venture of Mapletree Investments and Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT),… Read More>>
