Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Sam Zell thinks Asia needs more warehouses, and the Chicago-based real estate magnate has just closed on his first Asian-focused fund, with the objective of profiting from development and operation of new logistics facilities in Japan.
Zell’s Equity International, which… 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>>
China’s least exciting real estate sector is quickly becoming the centre of investor attention, as Goldman Sachs has agreed to provide a US$120 million pre-IPO loan to start-up warehouse developer e-Shang.
The logistics developer and operator, which is based in… Read More>>
The richest guy in Asia is bearish on China, and is now more than a billion dollars wealthier because of it.
Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing has disposed of his third major real estate asset in Greater China within the… Read More>>
The enthusiasm of international private equity investors for China real estate deals made another appearance last week when RRJ Capital of Hong Kong announced a US$50 million investment purchase of shares in Hong Kong-listed real estate developer CIFI Holdings (Group)… Read More>>
Asia’s richest man made headlines earlier this month by announcing plans for two companies that he controls to sell their stakes in a Guangzhou mall, which followed soon after the August announcement of plans for one of the companies to… Read More>>
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>>
US private equity firm Carlyle made headlines again last week when it announced a US$400 million joint investment with the Townsend Group and China warehouse developer Yupei.
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Carlyle and Townsend will… Read More>>
