Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The government of Hong Kong has officially begun marketing a slice of Central district’s waterfront to developers, but a depressed property market has dampened expectations for the trophy land sale.
The city’s Lands Department announced on Friday that it had… Read More>>
Knight Frank has announced new titles for two stalwarts of the agency’s Greater China office in Hong Kong.
Alnwick Chan has been rechristened as managing director for professional services and Paul Hart is now managing director for commercial markets, the… Read More>>
The year’s biggest commercial property deal in the Philippines leads this edition of our regional news roundup, which also features Korean investors snapping up a Dutch logistics centre after a drone-enabled inspection and a bankrupt Indian “shadow lender” attracting… Read More>>
A 16-storey industrial building in Kowloon’s To Kwa Wan area has changed hands at HK$310 million ($40 million) as hopes for an end to the pandemic rekindle Hong Kong’s dormant real estate investment market.
Hong Kong Resorts International, a developer… Read More>>
Macquarie-backed data centre operator AirTrunk announced its Asia operational debut on Wednesday as the Australian firm opened hyperscale cloud facilities in Singapore and Hong Kong.
The two projects have a combined capacity of more than 80 megawatts, and are being… Read More>>
In our latest roundup of regional news headlines, Korea’s National Pension Service has added to its growing stockpile of overseas real estate assets by teaming up with a US private equity firm in the purchase of an American logistics portfolio.
Mainland muscle is flexing yet again in Hong Kong’s land market, as China Overseas Land & Investment on Wednesday beat out nine rivals, including eight of the city’s top local builders, to snag a waterfront residential plot in the Kai… Read More>>
In today’s serving of regional news headlines, investors including one of China’s largest e-commerce operators, and a US private equity powerhouse are said to be bidding for the assets CJ Rokin’s China business, as the South Korean firm moves on… Read More>>
A son of the chairman of Shenzhen developer Kaisa Group Holdings failed in a bid to wrest control of troubled Hong Kong finance firm Convoy Global Holdings this past week, as a shareholders meeting was halted after just ten minutes.
Hong Kong’s moribund commercial property market is getting a much needed lifeline. After widespread chatter about Chief Executive Carrie Lam and her council considering elimination of the seven-year-old supplementary stamp duty on commercial property, the city’s top leader made the… Read More>>
