Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Spaces, a co-working stablemate of flexible office giant Regus, has opened its fourth and largest location in Hong Kong, unveiling a 77,000 square foot (7,153 square metre) facility in the western end of Central district last week.
Spaces Sun House… Read More>>
No18, the top-end stablemate of flexible office giant Regus, is set to open its first Asian location in the third quarter of this year, after leasing 20,600 square feet (1,913 square metres) near the island nation’s City Hall metro station.
After two years of operating and expanding its Asian operation to 123 centres in nine countries, New York-based co-working provider WeWork believes its brand power and client demand has prepared it to begin partnering with landlords to supply the region’s… Read More>>
The race to open new co-working centres in Hong Kong reached another milestone last week when IWG-owned Spaces debuted its second new venue in the city within the last month.
The 37,500 square foot (3,483 square metre) Spaces Wai Yip… Read More>>
Co-working provider Spaces is opening five new locations in Singapore by the end of next year, taking its holdings in the country from a single site to half of a dozen shared office centres as rising rents and changing work… Read More>>
Regus has launched a new location in Singapore’s Jurong East business district, as the biggest flexible office provider in the city-state continues to build up its network.
Regus, a brand of London-based IWG, now has a total platform of 385,000… Read More>>
A cross-border hospitality deal leads today’s news roundup, with Minor International, operator of 22 hotels in Thailand, buying a major stake in a 382-property European hotel chain. Also in the headlines, a pair of Chinese construction firms once blacklisted by… Read More>>
As $20 billion co-working startup WeWork expands into Southeast Asia, the company behind the world’s biggest serviced office operator is ramping up its flexible workplace presence in Singapore.
Spaces, the co-working arm of European flexible office giant IWG, which also… Read More>>
Asian cross-border capital flows are at the top of the news again today, as Hong Kong-based CLSA is moving into Europe by partnering with a London-based asset management player. Singapore’s acquisitive sovereign wealth fund is making a slightly shorter trip… Read More>>
