Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The sale of a residential site near the Greater Southern Waterfront project has provided the latest evidence of Singapore’s housing market snapping out of its pandemic-induced funk.
In the city’s biggest collective sale this year, the homeowners of Flynn Park… Read More>>
Just three months after creating an alternative investment division, HSBC Asset Management is introducing a new real estate team for Asia, led by industry veteran Victoria Sharpe.
Formerly head of real estate for Asia Pacific with Deutsche Bank affiliate DWS,… Read More>>
After investing $1.4 billion in Sincere Property Group (协信远创) over the past 17 months, City Developments Ltd has agreed to sell its majority stake in the Chongqing-based developer for $1.00 as it writes off the mainland joint venture.
“The consideration… Read More>>
Even the world’s largest real estate fund manager is finding business in China a bit tougher this year, as Blackstone announced on Friday that its $3 billion buyout of developer Soho China had been cancelled after failing to win approval… Read More>>
Less than two months after announcing an agreement to buy Hong Kong-based PCCW’s data centre business for $750 million, the fund manager formerly known as Colony Capital is consolidating its APAC server facility business under its Vantage Data Centers… Read More>>
Singapore-based CapitaLand’s rental housing division made a pair of overseas bets this week, with the managers of SGX-listed Ascott Residence Trust announcing the purchase of a Texas student accommodation asset and Ascott Ltd taking full ownership of Quest, Australia’s biggest… Read More>>
The head of one of Hong Kong’s few homegrown data centre networks is not afraid to… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Grand Ming Group has acquired a housing project in To Kwa Wan for HK$320 million ($41.2 million) as the impending completion of a new route on the city’s MTR system spurs developer interest in the Kowloon neighbourhood.
As… Read More>>
China Evergrande Group suffered fresh credit downgrades this week from a pair of key credit agencies, and the world’s most indebted developer also caught flack from a paint supplier for failure to repay more than RMB 100 million ($16 million)… Read More>>
US fund manager Blackstone has added to its formidable industrial holdings in India with the acquisition of a North Delhi warehouse asset for INR 295 crore ($40.1 million).
Already the country’s biggest warehouse owner, the private equity giant purchased its… Read More>>
