Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singaporean developer Ho Bee Land continues to mine housing opportunities in suburban Australia, announcing Wednesday that local units of the firm had paid A$103.73 million ($81.2 million) to acquire three residential development sites.
The two sites in Victoria and one… Read More>>
An SGX-listed REIT leads the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines as the directors of the trust manager are probed in connection with suspected breaches of stock exchange disclosure requirements.
In other news around the region, a… Read More>>
Ho Bee Land has won the tender for a 41,366 square metre (445,260 square foot) biomedical facility in Singapore’s One-North development, according to an announcement late Monday by the SGX-listed developer.
The company controlled by property investor Chua Thian Poh… Read More>>
At the top of today’s real estate news from around the region, while China’s leaders seem determined to stamp out housing speculation, that sentiment seems to have had little impact on the country’s world-leading supply of empty homes. Further south,… Read More>>
Shared office giant WeWork leads the news again today as Japan’s Softbank decides to wager another $1 billion that leasing offices on a retail basis will continue to be a growth industry. Also in the news, a UK sports retailer… Read More>>
Singapore’s Ho Bee Land has agreed to acquire a property in London that increases its already sizeable holdings in the European financial capital by about 50 percent.
The £650 million ($864 million) acquisition of Ropemaker Place, a 21-storey office building,… Read More>>
Leading today’s roundup, the owners of Singapore’s Mandarin Gardens condominium agreed to put the mammoth project up for collective sale — but it won’t be cheap. Also in the headlines, a Singaporean developer is chipping in to a European property… Read More>>
Singapore’s Ho Bee Land is stepping up the scale of its British acquisitions, as the property group is said to be making a play for a £200 million ($265 million) office block in the City of London. The impending deal… Read More>>
Britain’s political tumult continues to create opportunities for Asian investors this week as a London acquisition by a Singapore-listed developer leads our roundup of today’s hottest headlines. The Lion City also features in the news as an unnamed developer makes… Read More>>
Despite new stamp duties introduced last year demand for new homes in Hong Kong continues to rise in 2017. Also in the headlines today, comments by Goldman Sachs that China developer shares were undervalued helped trigger high single digit price… Read More>>
