Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Keppel Data Centre Fund II has entered a partnership with a Tianjin-based conglomerate to develop a RMB 1.4 billion ($210 million) data centre near Beijing, marking Singaporean giant Keppel Corporation’s sixth server-hosting facility in China.
KDCF II will acquire a… Read More>>
China Evergrande leads the news again today after the mainland’s most indebted developer won some extra time to repay its onshore debt. Also making the list, famous US investor Jim Chanos says that cloud providers like Amazon could spell trouble… Read More>>
New York-based private equity group Angelo Gordon could be on its way to building a 20-megawatt data centre in Hong Kong’s New Territories, having last month submitted a second redevelopment application in three months to the city’s Town Planning Board,… Read More>>
Keppel DC REIT is buying a pair of data centres in Guangdong province for RMB 1.38 billion ($210 million) from Hong Kong-listed data centre operator Neo Telemedia, expanding its footprint in one of China’s major technology hubs.
The manager of… Read More>>
Gaw Capital Partners has added a fifth country to its Asia data centre network with the announcement on Tuesday of a site acquisition in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Through a fund under its management the Hong Kong private equity… Read More>>
A new data centre in Sydney leads today’s list of real estate headlines from around the region, as Equinix and PGIM Real Estate open their first hyperscale facility in the capital of New South Wales. Also in the news, China’s… Read More>>
Equinix continues to expand in India’s biggest server-hosting market, with the US giant announcing plans to build its third Mumbai data centre at an initial investment cost of more than $86 million.
The initial investment includes the acquisition of a… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore-listed REITs buy a shopping centre and sell a data centre in the US market, Hong Kong’s New World Development issues green and social bonds, and Thailand’s Central Pattana plans to invest in… Read More>>
Temasek Holdings-backed ST Telemedia Global Data Centres has teamed up with Samsung Group’s property investment arm and an unnamed institutional investor to develop a 30 megawatt data centre in Seoul, marking its second facility in South Korea’s fast-growing digital infrastructure… Read More>>
A new entrant has emerged in the race to acquire data centre giant Global Switch Holdings, with Australia’s NextDC reportedly readying a bid for the Asia Pacific portfolio of the Chinese-controlled firm.
ASX-listed NextDC, which owns and operates 14 data… Read More>>
