Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Digital Edge has begun construction of a 23-megawatt data centre in Jakarta, marking the Singapore-based startup’s third project in Southeast Asia.
EDGE2 will offer 3,430 cabinets and cater to growing demand for applications from cloud-driven hyperscale deployments, local and international… Read More>>
Chinese billionaire couple Pan Shiyi and Zhang Xin have resigned as chairman and chief executive of Soho China, taking one step back from the company they founded as it continues to face controversy linked to their failed $3 billion sale… Read More>>
Financial pressure on mainland developers is creating opportunities for investors in Hong Kong’s residential sector, with Shanghai-based CIFI Holdings agreeing to sell its 60 percent stake in a Fortress Hill project with Wang On Properties to a joint venture of… Read More>>
Guangzhou R&F Properties said Friday it is repurchasing the Vauxhall Square mixed-use project in south London from Hong Kong-based Far East Consortium. The buyback comes five months after the developer sold the undeveloped site at a 42 percent discount in… Read More>>
AXA IM Alts, a prolific investor in Japanese real estate, has revisited the theme in a bold way with the acquisition of two residential portfolios totalling €423 million ($418 million) in value.
The real estate fund management division of AXA… Read More>>
Hong Kong developer Fairland Holdings has acquired a neighbourhood shopping centre in the urban renewal hotbed of To Kwa Wan for HK$425 million ($54.2 million).
Fairland, known locally for its suburban developments Fairview Park in Yuen Long and Hong Lok… Read More>>
A logistics fund sponsored by a Warburg Pincus-backed industrial developer is on track to become China’s first REIT sponsored by a private company after receiving a green light from mainland authorities this past week.
The status of the listing application… Read More>>
Hong Kong developer Wang On Properties will sell a building at 128-130 Main Street on Ap Lei Chau island to its joint venture with Dutch fund manager APG for HK$554.8 million ($70.6 million), with the partners planning to redevelop the… Read More>>
Shimao Group has agreed to sell its stakes in two Beijing residential projects to red-chip developer China Resources Land for RMB 3.3 billion ($480 million), continuing this year’s theme of state-owned enterprises bailing out distressed mainland builders.
Shimao’s interest comprises… Read More>>
Guangzhou R&F Properties swung to a net loss of RMB 6.9 billion ($1 billion) in the first half of 2022 from the RMB 3.2 billion net profit it booked in the same period a year ago, adding to the challenges… Read More>>
