Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
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.
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The family of late “Shop King” Tang Shing-bor has sold a second New Territories industrial asset to China Resources Group, as the cash crisis of one of Hong Kong’s most active real estate investors creates an opportunity for the mainland… Read More>>
Flexible office provider IWG and retail and office landlord Hysan Development will form a joint venture with the exclusive right to operate all IWG brands in Hong Kong and throughout the Greater Bay Area, the companies announced Monday.
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CK Asset Holdings, the listed developer controlled by Hong Kong’s richest man, Li Ka-shing, reported strong earnings growth for the first half of 2021, with profit attributable to shareholders leaping 30.8 percent compared with the COVID-hit year-earlier period to reach… Read More>>
Despite the improving pandemic situation and rising property sales in Hong Kong, interest in buying homes fell by three percentage points to 14 percent in the second quarter of 2021, according to a Citibank survey on residential property ownership.
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The latest financial results released by blue chip developer Swire Properties highlight a growing trend in Hong Kong’s office market, as large occupiers flee the punishing prices of the city’s traditional business hubs in favour of lower rents at high-spec… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Grade A office market showed signs of weakness in June, despite leasing activity in Central having doubled in the first half of 2021, according to a report by JLL.
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Hong Kong’s northern New Territories continues to command above-market land prices, particularly in the hotspot of Kwu Tung, where Wheelock Properties on Wednesday topped 11 rival bids to win a development site for HK$4.19 billion ($540 million).
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In Hong Kong’s biggest en-bloc industrial transaction this year, local property firm Stan Group has sold the East Asia Industrial Building (Phase One) in the New Territories for HK$2.24 billion ($290 million).
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Warburg Pincus-backed Weave Living has agreed to purchase a Kai Tak hotel as its sixth Hong Kong property, spending close to HK$390 million ($50 million) for the asset as the multi-family residential specialist continues to expand its portfolio.
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