Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Despite a well-documented decline in China’s real estate market during 2014, the country’s most mundane buildings have just been voted the most exciting investment opportunity by property professionals across the region.
The logistics real estate sector – the world of… Read More>>
Logistics fund manager The Redwood Group this week announced an agreement with Dutch pension fund service provider PGGM that will pour $144M into the group’s warehouse development projects in China.
The investment by PGGM’s Private Real Estate Fund is the… Read More>>
This week China’s real estate community sees another addition to the team at The Redwood Group, a flurry of promotions at JLL, and a new face at the property arm of one of China’s insurance giants. Read on for more… Read More>>
This week we see several familiar faces headed for new places, including a Nike veteran hopping over to Adidas, a new MD for logistics investor The Redwood Group, Cushman & Wakefield continuing to build its team, and more. Read on… Read More>>
Singapore-based logistics investment firm The Redwood Group recently expanded its senior management team by bringing on Dr. Michael de Jong-Douglas as the group’s new managing director. The hire comes as global and regional players place increased focus on opportunities for… Read More>>
Jonathan McCall has joined regional logistics real estate investment firm The Redwood Group as Investment & Strategy Integration Manager based in Shanghai.
In his new role with the Singapore-based warehouse developer, manager and investors McCall has responsibility for integrating business… Read More>>
A Chinese investment consortium is wagering $2.51 billion that there is money to be made from China’s need for warehouses, and that Singapore’s Global Logistics Properties (GLP) is well-situated to realise these profits.
The share purchase by the Chinese group… Read More>>
Logistics real estate fund The Redwood Group (Redwood) announced last week that it has entered into a 10-year lease agreement with auto-maker Daimler for a custom built distribution 36,000 square meter facility in Guangzhou, China.
The build-to-suit arrangement is the… Read More>>
Each week on Mingtiandi we track who among China’s commercial real estate community has left their role, been promoted, or finally discovered that finding a gig as a professional trail walker is just not in the cards.
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Henry Kravis, also known as the second “K” in KKR, was in Hong Kong yesterday to talk about opportunities for successful M&A in the region, and he made it clear that the company sees opportunities for profitable deals, especially as… Read More>>
