Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Japanese insurer Tokio Marine Holdings has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Acore Capital, a US investment manager specialising in commercial real estate debt.
Tokio Marine is investing in San Francisco-based Acore through its wholly owned subsidiary Delphi Financial… Read More>>
Building owners can boost rental income, optimise maintenance costs and maximise valuation by harnessing non-energy benefits, according to speakers from property services firm Deloitte Tohmatsu Group at the Mingtiandi Tokyo Forum. Watch the full recording>>
Yuichi Sunaga, a senior manager… Read More>>
Singapore’s TE Capital Partners has set up a joint venture with rental apartment specialist Dash Living to acquire a residential building in central Tokyo’s Minato ward.
TE Capital will hold a majority stake in the 130-unit multi-family property in the… Read More>>
Mergers and acquisitions in Japan reached a record $232 billion in the first half of 2025, accounting for more than a third of deal activity across Asia, according to figures from London Stock Exchange Group, leading the world’s largest investors… Read More>>
Weave Living has made its fourth major Japan acquisition in one year, with the regional rental residential player picking up seven Tokyo properties to add around 300 units to its portfolio in the country, according to an announcement late last… Read More>>
Fund manager AB Capital has purchased two hotels in Osaka for renovation and repositioning under Marriott International’s midscale City Express brand.
The acquisitions mark Hong Kong-based AB’s 10th and 11th hotels in Japan and the debut of City Express by… Read More>>
KKR continues to find avenues for profiting from economic changes roiling Japan’s commercial giants with Nissan announcing late last week that it has sold its global headquarters to a private investment entity for JPY 97 billion ($630 million). Bloomberg reported… Read More>>
A more diverse tourist mix and the rise of longer-stay travellers are driving growth in Japan’s lodging sector, according to speakers at the Mingtiandi Tokyo Forum. Watch the full recording>>
With Japan on course to receive over 40 million foreign… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s return to Tokyo on Wednesday brought together 227 senior executives for Japan’s largest real estate investment event of 2025, featuring interviews and insights from leaders representing Brookfield Asset Management, Warburg Pincus and Japan Development Bank among other major investors.
Japan remains one of the globe’s most exciting destinations for real estate investors, even as fierce competition for assets and the spectre of higher borrowing costs create challenges, according to speakers at the Mingtiandi Tokyo Forum. Watch the full recording>>
