Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Hongkong Land on Monday announced a new lease with Ares Management that will see the US investment firm double its office space at the Jardine Matheson-controlled builder’s Gloucester Tower in Hong Kong’s Central district.
Effective March 2026, Ares will add… Read More>>
Hongkong Land on Friday revealed details of its first-ever private fund, a Singapore-focused vehicle with expected assets under management of S$8 billion ($6.2 billion), as the Jardine Matheson-controlled builder moves ahead with its strategy to become a fee-earning manager of… Read More>>
Keppel REIT will up its stake in Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3 after agreeing to buy Hongkong Land’s one-third interest in the downtown Singapore office building for S$1.45 billion ($1.1 billion).
Upon completion of the deal on 31 December,… Read More>>
News of Hillhouse Investment’s Rava Partners unit picking up another asset manager leads our look at real estate headlines from around the region today, as the company’s Samty Holdings unit is said to be named preferred bidder for Korea’s IGIS…. Read More>>
Hongkong Land reported a 13 percent year-on-year drop in third-quarter underlying profit on lower contributions from the builder’s Central-based hometown office portfolio.
The declining results for its Central office holdings, a set of 12 interconnected commercial buildings at the heart… Read More>>
A new board member for one of Hong Kong’s best known developers leads today’s look at personnel moves from around the region, as Jardine Matheson doubles down on attempts to transform itself into a manager of third party capital. Also… Read More>>
Just under a year after vowing to transform itself from a builder to a fund manager and exit its residential development business, Hongkong Land has agreed to sell its primary Singapore subsidiary for S$739 million ($579 million), according to an… Read More>>
Hongkong Land reported a first-half attributable profit of $221 million, reversing a year-earlier loss of $833 million, as the valuation of the builder’s Central-based hometown office portfolio stabilised for the first time since rents began to decline in 2019.
The… Read More>>
Hongkong Land has chalked up the biggest office deal of the year in its hometown, with stock exchange operator HKEX committing to buy nine floors at the developer’s Exchange Square complex in prime Central district for HK$6.3 billion ($810 million).
Senior level moves in Singapore and India lead this week’s review of personnel movements from around Asia, with the Lion City naming a new chief for one of its primary real estate regulators, an upgrade for a CapitaLand fund manager… Read More>>
