Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Japan accounted for more than half of sales of rental apartment markets in 2022, and a quartet of experts will share their insights into the country’s multi-family investment market during Tuesday’s session of the Mingtiandi APAC Residential Forum.
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Singapore-based Digital Edge has entered a partnership with Japanese builder Hulic to develop a carrier-neutral data centre in downtown Tokyo, marking the platform’s seventh facility serving the capital city area.
The project, known as TYO7, will provide interconnect-focused co-location capacity… Read More>>
China’s lifting of its stringent zero COVID regime late last year has provided a fresh spark for rental residential ventures in the country, top executives from Brookfield Asset Management, LaSalle Investment Management and VLinker said in a forum on… Read More>>
Just over a year after buying a landmark office building in London for £718 million (then $972 million), Singapore’s Ho Bee Land is selling off assets in its home market with the stock exchange having recently queried the developer over… Read More>>
Wing Tai Holdings has won a tender for the collective purchase of a residential building in Singapore’s posh Holland Village area for S$76.3 million ($56.8 million), with the developer planning to remake the site into luxury housing as the city-state’s… Read More>>
The Singapore government on Tuesday released two residential development sites capable of delivering a total of 1,540 private homes, as officials look to boost housing supply in a city-state reeling from runaway housing prices.
In a set of coordinated moves,… Read More>>
Rental housing options are catching on in Asia Pacific’s urban hubs as societies rethink… Read More>>
CIFI Holdings is shopping some of its most high-profile real estate assets in its Shanghai hometown, including its headquarters building held with joint venture partner Henderson Land, as the cash-strapped builder warns of a multibillion-dollar loss in its full-year financial… Read More>>
Jingrui Holdings has agreed to sell a commercial building in Shanghai’s Xuhui district to state-owned China Construction Bank for RMB 132.4 million ($19.2 million), as the mainland developer continues to unload assets after a recent default on offshore debt.
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Evergrande boss Xu Jiayin still holds the reins of what was once China’s biggest builder, but his pile of assets is getting whittled down with an HK$880 million ($112.1 million) mansion formerly held by the developer said to be nearing… Read More>>
