Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Link REIT has moved forward with its first acquisition in the western hemisphere as the Hong Kong-listed real estate investment trust today announced a deal to purchase 25 Cabot Square in London for £371.4 million ($475 million).
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Hines, the Houston-based real estate firm with over $133 billion in assets under management across 205 cities globally, said Friday it has partnered with India’s DNR Group to build an office development in Bangalore.
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Link REIT is said to be in negotiations to buy Morgan Stanley’s European headquarters in London in what would be the trust’s first acquisition in Europe, with the prospective acquisition surfacing less than two months after the trust completed its… Read More>>
Korea’s National Pension Service and US developer Hines have teamed up to buy a 49.5 percent stake in a $2.3 billion New York redevelopment that lead architects Kohn Pederson Fox are billing as one of the jewels of 21st century… Read More>>
Logistics leads the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that Singapore’s competition watchdog has given the go-ahead for the proposed merger of ARA Asset Management’s logistics business into the operations of a leading… Read More>>
In this week’s edition of Mingtiandi’s People in the News, the head of broker development at WeWork India has announced her resignation as the co-working giant lays off 2,400 staff.
In other people moves around the region, the CEO of… Read More>>
The struggles of Asia’s wealthiest city continue to dominate real estate news from around the region today as home prices in Hong Kong fell by 1.4 percent in August – their fastest decline of 2019. The performance by the Greater… Read More>>
Real estate developer Hines announced this week that it has opened an office in Hong Kong to serve as the Houston-based developer’s Asia Pacific headquarters and appointed company veteran Ray Lawler to lead an executive team for the region.
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One Museum Place, a 60-storey skyscraper in the heart of Shanghai’s Jing’an district has landed one of China’s largest securities companies at the newly-completed premium Grade A office tower by US-based developer Hines.
Guotai Junan Securities and its subsidiary Guotai… Read More>>
Global real state developer Hines plans to sell its 50 percent stake in its first project in India, a premium commercial tower outside of New Delhi, in a deal estimated to fetch around 11.8 billion rupees ($175 million).
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