Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Lodgis Hospitality Holdings, a Singapore-based hotel investor and developer backed by Warburg Pincus and VinaCapital has completed the acquisition of a pair of heritage hotels in Cambodia, according to an announcement by the two-year-old firm.
The Indochina-focused hotel firm purchased… Read More>>
Gaw Capital Partners continues to be in buy mode this week as the Hong Kong-based investment manager has headed south to Melbourne, Australia to pick up a hospitality and office complex for A$157 million ($115 million)
The family run real… Read More>>
LaSalle’s latest Asia opportunity fund has acquired a hotel near Tokyo Disneyland. The real estate investment group announced the investment in the 216 room, eight-storey asset as an opportunity to profit from a Japanese tourism boom as inbound traveller numbers… Read More>>
Singapore-listed Ascendas Hospitality Trust has struck a deal to buy three newly built hotels in Osaka for a total price of about 11.24 billion yen ($101.6 million), amid a surge of overseas tourist arrivals in Japan’s third-largest city.
The acquisition… Read More>>
Embattled Chinese conglomerate HNA Group is shedding its stake in European hotelier NH Hotel Group, in the latest move by the debt-strapped firm to downsize its trove of overseas assets and raise badly needed cash.
HNA is selling the 25.2… Read More>>
Singapore-listed Ascendas Hospitality Trust has made its first foray into South Korea with a 73 billion won ($68.3 million) deal for a 215-room hotel in Seoul.
The trust, which already owns a portfolio of 11 hotels with over 4,000 rooms… Read More>>
A room for a night at Soho House Chicago will set you back about $365. Membership in the posh private club at the same address will cost you at least $2,100 per year. Or you can buy the whole building… Read More>>
Edwin Leong Siu-hung, chairman of property developer Tai Hung Fai Enterprise and one of Hong Kong’s wealthiest men, is consolidating a block of properties in Sai Ying Pun, two MTR stations west of Central after spending over HK$1.5 billion ($191… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group is saying goodbye to its partnerships with foreign hotel operators as the Chinese conglomerate continues its quest to build the first globally recognised Chinese premium hotel brand.
While the company has been forced to abandon its attempts… Read More>>
At the top of today’s news, Malaysia’s IOI Properties is poised to go it alone on a prime office project in Singapore’s Marina Bay, after HongKong Land apparently passed on it opportunity to share the prime commercial site. And the… Read More>>
