Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A joint venture real estate platform backed by Hong Kong’s Gemini Investments has made its third US acquisition this year, picking up a 480,389 square foot (45,000 square metre) office complex in suburban Seattle for an undisclosed sum.
Gemini Rosemont,… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s New World Development has become the latest builder to bet big on the Shenzhen market following a record-breaking real estate run in China’s southernmost megacity.
The Hong Kong developer’s New World China Land subsidiary on Thursday successfully bid… Read More>>
Chinese real estate developer Gemdale Properties & Investment has set up its fifth US real estate joint venture in just over 13 months, and its second major project in Manhattan, according to an announcement yesterday to the Hong Kong stock… Read More>>
Gaw Capital has agreed to acquire a 20,000 square metre office property in Perth, Australia for conversion into a 500 bed student housing facility, according to an announcement this week by the Hong Kong-based real estate private equity firm.
While… Read More>>
China’s sliding currency just could be creating a $6 billion opportunity for the owners of warehouse giant Global Logistic Properties.
The Singapore-based logistics developer announced to the Singapore stock exchange late Thursday that it has retained investment bank JP Morgan… Read More>>
CapitaLand has just turned up the flame under China’s red hot co-working market through a tie-up with Beijing-based shared office provider URWork.
Under the terms of a partnership announced on Friday between Singapore’s largest real estate developer and the co-working… Read More>>
Could Anbang Insurance be pursuing a billion dollar deal that does not involve Blackstone? The mainland institution which has bought up over $11 billion in assets from the US private equity giant could be tying up with new partners after… Read More>>
Less than three months after selling a 49 percent stake in six of its existing mainland malls, Chinese retail developer Joy City has put some of its cash hoard to work buying a Shanghai shopping centre from the UK’s Grosvenor.
In a case of “I’ll scratch your back if you scratch my back”, Australia’s Macquarie Capital is partnering with China Jinmao to launch a real estate investment platform. The proposed investment vehicle would provide Macquarie with access to mainland investors,… Read More>>
It looks as if the US government has beaten Chinese developer Greenland Group to a 41 percent stake in Park Lane Hotel, following the Shanghai-based company’s quiet retreat from a Manhattan acquisition it first announced in May of this year.
