Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Singapore’s Ho Bee Land has agreed to acquire a property in London that increases its already sizeable holdings in the European financial capital by about 50 percent.
The £650 million ($864 million) acquisition of Ropemaker Place, a 21-storey office building,… Read More>>
This week in Asia’s collection of real estate professionals taking on new roles, a London-based research veteran finds a new home with a Chinese sovereign wealth fund, a fund manager heads back to Germany from Singapore and a mainland developer… Read More>>
Every day Mingtiandi scans the web and curates the day’s biggest stories for you. Here’s what we found today:
Wangjing SOHO Wins International Architecture Prize
The winner of the world’s most renowned architecture prize for skyscrapers, the Emporis Skyscraper Award,… Read More>>
Gingko Tree Investment, a unit of China’s foreign exchange administrator, was revealed this week as the silent partner in the acquisition of a 70,000 square metre (753,000 sqft) office complex in Brussels, Belgium late last month.
According to reports in… Read More>>
First it was London, and then New York. Now China’s real estate investors have moved on to Munich, as an agency managing the country’s foreign reserves is said to be acquiring an office park in the German city for $630… Read More>>
China’s pursuit of London property continued this week, but this time from the other side of the Taiwan Straits, as Cathay Life Insurance purchased a building in the City of London for GBP 311 million ($516 million).
The Taiwanese life… Read More>>
The Crown Estate, which manages the Queen of England’s real estate assets, announced late last week that it had joined with an investment-arm of the Chinese government to buy a shopping centre in the UK for £345.5 million ($576.76 million).
