Asia real estate and outbound investment news
US developer Hines has named its first country head for Japan as the blue-chip builder continues to expand its footprint in Asia Pacific.
The Houston-based real estate investment firm announced today that it has appointed former Angelo Gordon executive Jon… Read More>>
Asia’s urban centres are coming back to life after more than 18 months of restrictions, lockdowns and work from home experiences, but as workforces re-congregate, many are forming new concepts of the workplace, which present challenges for developers, investors and… Read More>>
With work-from-home approaches gaining traction, the trend towards flexible offices is set to continue — but with a renewed emphasis on well-being and efficiency. This four-person panel will explore how office innovation is reshaping Asia’s top markets.
Date: Tuesday 26… Read More>>
US developer Hines and South Korea’s National Pension Service have set a new bar for their longtime partnership by announcing a $2.5 billion commercial and residential megaproject in downtown San Francisco.
After completing the $800 million acquisition of the Pacific… Read More>>
New leadership at Australia’s Cromwell Property Group leads our collection of regional personnel moves this week as the Sydney-based fund manager continues to set a new direction after Singapore’s ARA Asset Management and Straits Trading helped form a new board… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, US developer Hines buys a Melbourne site for its first rental apartment project in Australia, Hong Kong’s Henderson Land aims to increase home supply after a fruitful first half, and a report highlights… Read More>>
US developer Hines has begun the second phase of its first residential project in India, bringing total investment in the Elevate luxury apartments in Gurugram to INR 1,500 crore ($202 million).
Hines and local partner Conscient Infrastructure spent INR 800… 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>>
A senior-level promotion at developer Hines’s Greater China operation leads Mingtiandi’s roundup of personnel moves this week, with Shenzhen-based Kaisa Group adding more than the usual level of drama by appointing a 22-year-old daughter of group chairman Kwok Ying Shing… Read More>>
US developer Hines has announced another key hire with a fund management pedigree, naming Lim Kian Fong as managing director and country head for Singapore.
Lim most recently served as director of portfolio management and head of transactions in Southeast… Read More>>
