Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Hong Kong-based developer Far East Consortium (FEC) is marketing a pair of newly built Ritz-Carlton hotels in Melbourne and Perth with a combined 462 luxury rooms, testing the strength of a rebound in sales of hospitality assets.
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Hong Kong-based AB Capital Investment has acquired a 220-room hotel in Tokyo for an undisclosed amount, marking the hospitality-focused private equity firm’s fourth hotel acquisition in Japan since the COVID-19 pandemic.
The firm led by co-founder and CEO Alan Kam… Read More>>
After making the Lion City’s largest purchase of a single hotel earlier this week, Singapore’s Worldwide Hotels Group has followed up with an A$170 million ($112.8 million) buy of a high-rise hotel in downtown Melbourne from one of its compatriots.
Pan Pacific Hotels Group is selling the Parkroyal on Kitchener Road hotel in Singapore’s Little India neighbourhood for S$525 million ($389 million) in the city-state’s largest hospitality deal ever.
The hospitality arm of Singapore property conglomerate UOL Group said in… Read More>>
City Developments Ltd has acquired a 408-room hotel in Seoul for KRW 140 billion ($110 million), betting on strong demand driven by international visitors to South Korea.
Singapore’s biggest non-state-controlled developer bought the Nine Tree Premier Hotel Myeongdong II from… Read More>>
Shimao Group on Monday announced a “definitive agreement” with lenders to restructure the existing project loan facilities of the troubled developer’s Sheraton & Four Points by Sheraton Tung Chung Hotel in Hong Kong.
Clinched last month, the loan restructuring deal… Read More>>
Amara Holdings said on Monday that it is in talks with its controlling shareholders regarding a potential deal, with analysts speculating that the SGX-listed hotel owner and operator could be Singapore’s latest buyout target.
Amara, which saw its stock skyrocket… Read More>>
After going public less than six years ago, Thailand-listed Strategic Hospitality REIT has sold its entire three-hotel portfolio for $106.1 million, narrowly avoiding an imminent loan default.
The disposal of the three assets — the five-star Pullman Jakarta Central Park… Read More>>
KKR has teamed up with Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital Partners to buy the Hyatt Regency Tokyo from Odakyu Electric Railway, giving the US private equity giant its first hotel asset in Japan.
Funds managed by the two investment firms have… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, costly provisions in a Dalian Wanda unit’s IPO plan raise eyebrows at China’s securities regulator, and Kaisa Group becomes the latest mainland developer to warn of a massive loss in its forthcoming results.
