Asia real estate and outbound investment news
India continues to make headlines this week as Brookfield strikes a deal to buy $2 billion in commercial assets from a Bengaluru-based developer, just days after Blackstone inked its own $1.6 billion deal.
Singapore’s Mapletree also unveiled… Read More>>
Less than half of a year after launching its second India REIT IPO, Blackstone could be heading for another trip to the bourse, as the US private equity giant signs a preliminary deal to purchase $1.6 billion in commercial property… Read More>>
The promise of a greener data centre leads today’s real estate news as Facebook signs a deal that promises to power its Singapore bit barn through solar panels on top of the city’s omnipresent apartment blocks.
India looms large in today’s real estate news from around the region with US buyout giant KKR jumping into the country’s shopping scene by purchasing a stake in Reliance Group. That deal comes in the same month that KKR… Read More>>
As demand for cloud services heats up in Asian markets, data centre developer and operator Equinix has struck a deal to purchase a server facility in Singapore, just days after purchasing a pair of similar properties in India.
In Singapore,… Read More>>
ESR, which has $22 billion of assets under management across the Asia Pacific, is expanding its India operation with the acquisition of an industrial site in Chennai, one of the fastest-growing technology hubs in the country.
The Hong Kong-based logistics… Read More>>
CapitaLand is investing an initial INR 10.5 billion ($140.2 million) to build the first phase of a new IT park in Chennai, reflecting the Singapore-based real estate giant’s optimism that demand for office space will rebound despite a Covid-19 driven… Read More>>
Hines, the Houston-based real estate firm with over $133 billion in assets under management across 205 cities globally, said Friday it has partnered with India’s DNR Group to build an office development in Bangalore.
The 20-storey tower will have a… Read More>>
Yet another too good to be true online-to-offline venture took its latest step into oblivion this past week as Luckin Coffee decided not to resist its delisting from the NASDAQ exchange with the latest instalment in that tale leading Mingtiandi’s… Read More>>
A US entertainment conglomerate leads Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that the Mickey Mouse outfit is about to reopen its Shanghai theme park after $1.4 billion was wiped off the company’s profits in the… Read More>>
