Two units on a high floor of Hong Kong’s Two ifc skyscraper have been leased out for HK$200 ($25.63) per square foot per month, setting a post-2008 record high for the world’s most expensive office leasing market.
The units covering… Read More>>
CBRE GI Aims $1B at Asia’s Logistics Sector After Latest Fund Close
CBRE Global Investors will be adding more Asian properties to its $98.3 billion in global assets under management, as the Los Angeles-based firm has announced the final closing of a $1 billion Asia real estate fund.
Warehouse-focussed vehicle Asia Value… Read More>>
Richard Li’s Pacific Century Poised to Take Over $7.8B North London Project
A Hong Kong-listed property group controlled by the younger son of Li Ka-shing is poised to take charge of a £6 billion ($7.8 billion) development in North London after a local developer walked away from the UK mega-project.
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Gaw Capital Scoops Up Manhattan Hotel for $323M
Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital has bought a boutique hotel in Manhattan’s meatpacking district for $323 million, officially sealing a deal that was first reported back in August.
The private equity firm acquired the Standard Hotel through the limited liability company… Read More>>
Li Ka-shing Sets New HK Record with $5.15B Sale of The Center to Mainland-Backed Group
Hong Kong’s richest man just sold the city’s most expensive building for HK$40.2 billion ($5.15 billion), according to an announcement today by Li Ka-shing’s CK Asset Holdings to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
CK Asset, which was formerly known as… Read More>>
CCCC Buying Canada’s Aecon for $1.2B as China Goes All In on OBOR
China’s much-hyped One Belt, One Road initiative seems to be stretching across the Pacific, as a mainland construction giant buys one of Canada’s biggest builders for C$1.51 billion ($1.18 billion). The cross-border infrastructure acquisition comes after Chinese authorities put real… Read More>>
Boss of China Minsheng Real Estate Unit Out After China Jinmao Raided by HK Anti-Graft Body
The chairman of a Hong Kong-listed developer controlled by China’s largest privately owned investment group abruptly stepped down this week, on the same day that the executive’s former employer revealed that it had been raided by Hong Kong’s anti-graft body.
Soho China Sells Shanghai Complex to Gaw Capital in $754M Deal
Beijing-based developer Soho China is selling a Zaha Hadid-designed project on the western edge of Shanghai to a fund managed by private equity house Gaw Capital for a total consideration of RMB 5.01 billion ($754.1 million), as the company owned… Read More>>
Wanda Hits Twin US Setbacks as Culture Chief Quits, Beverly Hills Partner Exits
Dalian Wanda Group is facing a fresh set of overseas headaches, this time in Southern California, as its US partner bails on a $1.2 billion development project in Beverly Hills and the company’s top executive in Hollywood steps down.
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Blackstone, KKR and CITIC Said Competing for $2.5B Link REIT Retail Portfolio
Retail real estate may be under pressure, but that isn’t stopping some of the world’s biggest property investors from competing for a $2.5 billion portfolio of shopping centres in Hong Kong.
Link Asset Management, the Hong Kong-based manager of Asia’s… Read More>>
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