Asia real estate and outbound investment news
SC Capital Partners has closed on capital commitments totalling up to $1 billion for its Japan Hospitality Fund, just eight months after announcing the strategy.
SC Capital and two global institutional investors have made an initial commitment to the yen-denominated… Read More>>
Singapore property tycoon Ong Beng Seng is raising some cash as the hospitality investor’s primary publicly traded vehicle announced the sale of a London hotel over the weekend.
Hotel Properties Ltd, which is 55.4 percent owned by Ong, said on… Read More>>
Weave Living on Tuesday announced the formation of a $200 million joint venture with a global institutional investor to acquire the 435-room Rosedale Hotel in Kowloon for HK$1.37 billion ($175.4 million), signalling a dramatic leap in scale for the residential… Read More>>
Weave Living is leading a S$75 million ($56 million) purchase of a hotel in Singapore’s Bugis district to mark its first acquisition in the Lion City.
The Warburg Pincus-backed rental housing platform is acquiring the row of two-storey shophouses at… Read More>>
Less than a week after reports surfaced of Japan’s Seibu Holdings disposing of a portfolio of hospitality properties, the travel conglomerate confirmed on Thursday that it has agreed to sell 15 Prince hotels and 16 additional leisure properties in Japan… Read More>>
Singapore’s GIC is in the final stages of a deal which would make it the owner of around 30 hospitality assets operated by one of Japan’s oldest hotel chains through a JPY 150 billion ($1.3 billion) deal, according to market… Read More>>
PGIM Real Estate has moved to acquire a pair of Hong Kong hotels, including snapping up a mid-range Central hostelry for a reported HK$850 million ($109 million), as the city’s travel slump persists and the market for residential conversions heats… Read More>>
Hong Kong billionaire Michael Kadoorie has agreed to pay a steep premium to increase his family’s majority stake in Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Ltd from 59.98 percent to 72.43 percent through an off-market share purchase totalling HK$2.63 billion ($337.5 million).
AEW Capital Management has agreed to purchase a Kowloon hotel from Chuang’s Consortium International Ltd for HK$1.65 billion ($210 million) as hospitality to rental residential conversions come into vogue amid Hong Kong’s extended travel slump.
The Boston-based fund manager has… Read More>>
US developer Hines has acquired Butterfly on Prat, a 158-room hotel in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui area, which the firm plans to convert into a co-living flagship to be managed by local residential operator Dash Living.
The 18-storey asset… Read More>>
