Singapore-listed Manulife US REIT said on Wednesday that it has signed a preliminary deal to sell an Atlanta office asset to its sponsor as its debt level threatens to hit the government’s 50 percent limit.
With the trust’s gearing now… Read More>>
Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Singapore-listed Manulife US REIT said on Wednesday that it has signed a preliminary deal to sell an Atlanta office asset to its sponsor as its debt level threatens to hit the government’s 50 percent limit.
With the trust’s gearing now… Read More>>
Frasers Hospitality is tying up with Tishman Speyer and Tokyo-based Alyssa Partners to enter Asia’s rental residential sector through separate joint ventures in China and Japan involving S$170 million ($126.4 million) in build-to-rent homes.
The pair of deals will give… Read More>>
ESR’s M&A growth propelled the Hong Kong-listed firm ahead of arch-rival GLP Capital Partners to claim the top spot in assets under management for Asia Pacific non-listed real estate strategies in 2022, according to data compiled by a group of… Read More>>
US developer and fund manager Hines has added three new hires to its Japan team, led by Kiyohito Motoyama as director of logistics and industrial.
Motoyama, most recently of Mitsubishi Jisho Investment Advisors, will head up efforts to source new… Read More>>
TE Capital and LaSalle Investment Management are close to selling two-thirds of their joint venture office project on Cecil Street in under five months as investors continue to buy up floors in the freehold project in Singapore’s central business district.
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, CapitaLand Malaysia Trust reveals plans to buy its second logistics asset, and a sharp drop in China property investment casts doubt on a robust recovery. Also making the list is a 40 percent… Read More>>
US developer Hines on Wednesday announced its acquisition of five multi-family properties in Japan on behalf of the firm’s flagship pan-Asian fund.
Spread across 9,300 square metres (100,104 square feet) and 290 units in Tokyo and Kyoto, the assets will… Read More>>
Singapore’s Keppel Corporation on Wednesday announced plans to transform from a conglomerate into a global fund manager, with a goal of increasing assets under management to S$200 billion ($150 billion) by 2030.
Keppel, whose largest shareholder is state investment firm… Read More>>
Mofang, the Chinese rental apartment operator backed by private equity major Warburg Pincus, has refiled for a Hong Kong initial public offering after the company’s previous application filed last September lapsed late last month.
Shanghai-based Mofang, which is seeking a… Read More>>
KKR has agreed to buy an office building in central Seoul on behalf of managed funds that include the buyout giant’s flagship Asia real estate vehicle.
KKR is acquiring the Namsan Green Building, a 57,574 square metre (619,721 square feet)… Read More>>