Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Brookfield has agreed to acquire industrial assets in Hong Kong’s New Territories from Hanison Construction for HK$211.3 million ($26.9 million), following closely behind the Canadian asset management giant’s under-the-radar purchase of local self-storage operator RedBox.
The assets comprise workshops 1… Read More>>
Hongkong Land has welcomed a former tenant back to its Central office portfolio after 15 years, announcing that global law firm White & Case had taken up three floors at York House, the developer’s Grade A office tower at 15… Read More>>
Heitman has acquired an industrial building in Hong Kong’s Fanling area from a grandson of New World founder Cheng Yu-tung for a reported HK$450 million ($57.33 million), with the US fund manager planning to transform the asset into a refrigerated… Read More>>
The Hong Kong government withdrew the tender for a residential development site in the New Territories this week after no bid met the reserve price, marking the sixth cancellation out of more than 70 tender exercises for government land sales… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Hong Kong’s sagging home prices stabilised in March as the latest COVID wave ebbed, beleaguered mainland developer China Evergrande plans a sales blitz for the long May Day holiday, and Singapore industrial rents… Read More>>
Real estate investments in Hong Kong dropped 46 percent during the first quarter of 2022 but the challenges of falling asset values and sliding rents have not deterred New York-based real estate agency Newmark Group from opening an office in… Read More>>
Corporate tenants in Hong Kong are enjoying greater opportunities to relocate to upgraded premises this year as the city’s struggles with the Omicron variant slow leasing activity and open up more office space, according to recent research by Colliers.
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After leasing out its most recent Singapore value-add project to Alibaba and its Lazada unit, real estate investment firm Chelsfield Asia is on the lookout for distressed assets in its Hong Kong home base as it gears up for more… Read More>>
Cryptocurrency has begun to show its real-world utility as demand for office space from start-ups dealing in bitcoin, NFT and blockchain is helping to offset downsizing from multinational banks and other traditional occupiers in Hong Kong, according to Savills research.
Hysan Development and its partner Chinachem Group are turning to culture to boost the value of a HK$28 billion ($3.5 billion) commercial project they are developing in Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay area, according to a planning application submitted by the… Read More>>
