Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Leading Chinese institutional investor Ping An Real Estate has committed more than $300 million to invest in warehouse projects in Japan with logistics real estate platform e-Shang Redwood as fund managers continue their love affair with Asia’s distribution centres.
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Mainland warehouse developer China Logistics Property Holdings, which was formerly known as Shanghai Yupei Group, has pulled in cornerstone investments from Anbang Insurance and Sino-Ocean Group for a planned $433 million Hong Kong IPO, according to published reports.
Together the… Read More>>
A Hong Kong tycoon has acquired a London hotel for GBP 70,300,000 ($92.9 million) just in time for the UK to begin leaving the European Economic Union, a move which is expected to take the air out of a frothy… Read More>>
Asia’s real estate investors may be looking for a new favorite overseas destination for their funds following last week’s shock decision by the UK to leave the European Union.
The Brexit vote is causing new uncertainty for the London real… Read More>>
Blackstone could be on the verge of acquiring $2.1 billion in Korean real estate assets, if two reported deals come through for the US alternative investment giant.
Already the biggest landlord in the US, Blackstone is said to have been… Read More>>
Chinese conglomerate Macrolink Group has finalised its purchase of the iconic Coca-Cola office building at Circular Quay in Sydney for A$158.8 million ($119 million).
The Beijing-based group which started as a timber and wood import and export company in 1990… Read More>>
The mainland’s largest real estate developer is assured to continue under its current leadership after China Vanke finalised a RMB 45.6 billion ($6.9 billion) agreement to trade shares for sites with the operator of Shenzhen’s subway system.
The agreement, which… Read More>>
Over 500 of the world’s biggest real estate investors gathered in Shanghai this week for an annual industry gathering to discuss investment prospects amidst a backdrop of tension in the South China Sea and a shaky mainland economy.
But for… Read More>>
The US west coast market continues to boom for Chinese investors, as Hong Kong-based developer Create World Group has purchased its second site in the Seattle area, after breaking ground on its maiden project in Bellevue, Washington in August last… Read More>>
Ivanhoe Cambridge-backed warehouse developer Logos Property has completed its first acquisitions in southeast Asia by purchasing a pair of logistics facilities in Singapore together with local firm Yang Kee Logistics.
The developer, which already has projects in Australia and China,… Read More>>
