Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Local Residential has acquired a rental apartment development in Melbourne from US builder Hines, with the project said to have a stabilised asset value of A$370 million ($258.8 million).
The site at 15-37 Bank Street will yield 355 apartments with… Read More>>
CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust has agreed to sell a northwestern Singapore mall for S$428 million ($332.4 million), with market sources confirming US developer and fund manager Hines as the buyer.
The largest REIT on the Singapore Exchange is divesting its… Read More>>
Mingtiandi is finishing off 2025 with personnel updates from Japan, India and Singapore, including Hines unifying leadership of its Japan business under a former ProLogis executive. Also making our review of HR moves this week is a new managing director… Read More>>
Secondary sales of private equity investment vehicles lead Mingtiandi’s look at real estate news from around Asia again today, as Singapore’s GIC is said to be looking for an exit from more than $1 billion in fund stakes. CapitaLand’s flagship… Read More>>
A capital raiser graduated from the top school for Beijing’s party elite leads this week’s list of personnel moves from around Asia Pacific, as HInes bolsters its Greater China resources. Also making the list is a data centre hire at… Read More>>
US giant Hines leads this week’s review of personnel moves from around the region, with the developer and fund manager promoting a Singapore-based team member to a pan-APAC role. Also making the list are a salvo of data centre hires… Read More>>
US builder Hines has formed a joint venture with Sumitomo Forestry and Chuo-Nittochi to develop a multi-family project in northern Virginia, as Japanese real estate groups continue to explore opportunities overseas.
The six-storey Potomac Shores will provide 365 rental apartment… Read More>>
US builder Hines has partnered with India’s Kanakia Group and Japanese giants Mitsubishi Estate and Sumitomo Corporation to develop a high-end office project in central Mumbai.
The Kohn Pedersen Fox-designed building will span 1.5 million square feet (139,355 square metres)… Read More>>
Changes at a trio of Hong Kong-listed companies lead this week’s review of personnel moves from around Asia’s real estate industry as a pair of mainland China groups name new leaders and the stock exchange itself adds talent.
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Hong Kong’s New World Development receives commitments from 10 banks for an $11 billion loan refinancing, with that report leading today’s headline roundup. Also in the news, Brookfield eyes more Singapore property investments and Japan’s richest man buys a Milan… Read More>>
