Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Warburg Pincus is boosting its interest in ARA Asset Management to almost half of the company’s issued shares, in the first changes to the shareholding structure of the Singapore-based fund manager since it was taken private in 2017.
Through a… Read More>>
Greystar Real Estate Partners has begun marketing its maiden project in China, as the US-based multi-family developer and operator notches another milestone in its Asia expansion.
Dubbed LIV’N 833, the upscale rental housing project is set to open in Shanghai… Read More>>
Gan Chong Min has joined Lendlease as managing director of investment management for Asia, as the Aussie property giant makes its third senior appointment in the region in as many months.
Gan has joined the ASX-listed company’s Singapore leadership team… Read More>>
Logos Group has expanded its Southeast Asia footprint with the acquisition of a redevelopment site in Singapore through a S$1.2 billion ($850 million) fund set up with a pair of long-term institutional partners.
The Sydney-based developer and fund manager made… Read More>>
Occupancy at Hong Kong’s famed Peninsula hotel plunged to 14 percent in the first three months of the year, as the owner of the 300-room luxury hotel – Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels – suffered from what chairman Sir Michael Kadoorie… Read More>>
Phoenix Property Investors is seeking a buyer for a commercial redevelopment project in Hong Kong’s Wan Chai district at an asking price of HK$330 million ($43 million), according to people familiar with the matter who spoke to Mingtiandi.
The Hong… Read More>>
WeWork has surrendered three lease commitments in Hong Kong as the US co-working giant continues to restructure its portfolio, according to a person with knowledge of the matter who spoke to Mingtiandi.
Mingtiandi understands that WeWork has surrendered its centre… Read More>>
Alibaba has agreed to acquire a 50 percent stake in Singapore’s AXA Tower in a deal that values the landmark office property at S$1.68 billion ($1.2 billion) in one of the few major transactions the city has seen this year.
Blackstone is said to have ended discussions over a potential HK$31 billion buyout of mainland commercial developer Soho China due to current market conditions undermining the feasibility of the deal.
The US fund management giant has pulled back its offer… Read More>>
New World Development has listed for sale a Hong Kong commercial property at an asking price of HK$3 billion ($390 million), as the company looks to offload non-core assets, according to a person familiar with the matter who spoke to… Read More>>
