Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The future looks flexible for Asia Pacific’s office sector, with landlords and developers stretching their workspaces to provide… Read More>>
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>>
