Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Indian logistics operator IndoSpace has secured an additional $150 million for its fourth development fund, with commitments from the Qatar Investment Authority and Grosvenor boosting the vehicle to a second closing of $393 million.
The investments in IndoSpace Logistics Parks… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Aussie casino operator Star Entertainment owns up to illegally allowing chip purchases using credit cards, and Japan’s Star Asia REIT secures first dibs on a Tokyo student housing property.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore’s CapitaLand launches its second logistics private fund in India, Australian regulators approve the sale of a stake in a Sydney office tower to China’s sovereign wealth fund, and Canadian fund manager Ivanhoe… Read More>>
A board seat for an Asia real estate research veteran leads Mingtiandi’s collection of personnel news this week as UK developer Grosvenor recognises a fast-rising member of its team. There are also promotions in Hong Kong at consultancy Colliers International… Read More>>
UK developer Grosvenor has invested an undisclosed amount in the latest closing of Taronga Ventures’ RealTech Ventures Fund, following in the footsteps of heavyweights like PGIM, CBRE, Australia’s Dexus and Germany’s Patrizia.
The commitment by Grosvenor, a centuries-old investment group… Read More>>
Privately held Grosvenor on Monday announced the appointment of Kozo Hiratani as president of the UK property group’s business in Japan, effective 1 February.
Hiratani has extensive experience in the real estate industry, having worked at Mitsui Fudosan for 25… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed developer Shui On Land Ltd and the UK’s family held Grosvenor Group have agreed to form a 50:50 joint venture to purchase the Nanjing International Financial Center office tower for RMB 1.62 billion ($250 million), according to an… Read More>>
In this week’s edition of Mingtiandi’s People in the News, CapitaLand unveils two leadership appointments following the Singapore-based property giant’s $8 billion merger with Ascendas-Singbridge, clarifying who’s driving which divisions of a company which now manages $90 billion of assets.
London-based Grosvenor Group has appointed Lawrence Tsang as chief financial officer of its Grosvenor Asia Pacific division, according to an announcement this week by the property group owned by the UK’s Duke of Westminster and the Grosvenor family.
Tsang joins… Read More>>
Grosvenor Group today announced the appointment of Sing Cheong Liu as non-executive chairman of the UK-based developer’s Asia Pacific board, replacing Keith Kerr.
62-year-old Liu, a veteran chartered surveyor who also served as the founding chairman of the Royal Institute… Read More>>
