Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Wang On Properties has announced its purchase of a site in Kowloon for a HK$1.3 billion ($180 million) residential project, following the successful launch of a boutique residential project in the New Territories last month.
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Hong Kong-listed China Logistics Property Holdings has reeled in a candidate for taking over the mainland warehouse operator, with market sources confirming to Mingtiandi that e-commerce giant JD.com has proposed buying a controlling stake of 26.38 percent in the company.
Singapore-listed Keppel REIT said late Friday that Paul Tham will step down as chief executive of the trust’s manager on 20 October to pursue other opportunities.
The board is evaluating potential candidates to succeed Tham, a one-time management consultant who… Read More>>
A western Singapore mall has become Firmus Capital’s second acquisition in the city-state, boosting the local private equity firm’s newly launched Firmus Opportunity Fund VCC to S$200 million ($147.8 million) in assets under management.
The single-storey Le Quest Mall in… Read More>>
The creditors of bankrupt mainland conglomerate HNA Group took another step towards collecting on bad loans to the parent of China’s Hainan Airlines this past week as an apartment in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels was put up for sale in what… Read More>>
Just under four years after its chairman joined a consortium that purchased one of Hong Kong’s tallest office buildings for $5.2 billion, Shimao Holdings has opened a floor in The Center as a serviced office space, according to local news… Read More>>
Hong Kong-based private equity firm PAG is marching into Asia’s data centre race with the launch of a digital infrastructure company led by industry veteran Kris Kumar.
The yet-unnamed company will focus on co-location, cloud, hyperscale and enterprise data centres,… Read More>>
Butterfly on Prat, a 158-room hotel in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui area, has reportedly changed hands for HK$980 million ($123 million) as the local tourism collapse compels smaller lodging operators to sell their assets to redevelopment-minded investors.
Multiple market… Read More>>
CapitaLand said shareholders on Tuesday voted “overwhelmingly” in favour of a $15.9 billion plan to privatise the Singapore property giant’s development operation and spin off its fund management business.
More than 3,400 CapitaLand shareholders voted by proxy at an extraordinary… Read More>>
The family of late “Shop King” Tang Shing-bor has sold a second New Territories industrial asset to China Resources Group, as the cash crisis of one of Hong Kong’s most active real estate investors creates an opportunity for the mainland… Read More>>
