Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Global real estate consultancy JLL is teaming up with HNA Group to advise the conglomerate on “sound investments,” as the indebted Chinese firm looks to sell up to $6 billion in overseas real estate assets.
The strategic partnership – announced… Read More>>
Leading today’s roundup of real estate job changes, an agency alum has taken a top job at a Warburg Pincus-backed industrial developer in Vietnam, and an urban design veteran is moving to China’s Tianjin to work for AECOM. Singapore’s Mapletree… Read More>>
Global property brokerage JLL is sending Tim Graham from London to Singapore, where he will take the newly created role of Senior Director of International Capital for JLL Asia Pacific. Reporting to Stuart Crow, Head of Asia Pacific Capital Markets,… Read More>>
Property consultancy JLL has tapped hotel investment veteran Mike Batchelor to lead its Hotels & Hospitality Group as Asia CEO, based in Singapore. Batchelor, who has been Managing Director, Investment Sales Asia at the NYSE-listed brokerage since 2007, will succeed… Read More>>
Global property brokerage JLL is making a key leadership change in Southeast Asia by naming James Allan as Country Head of its Indonesia business.
Allan, who jointly heads up JLL’s office leasing team in Shanghai with Anny Zhang, starts the… Read More>>
At the top of today’s news, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC is partnering with a group of global investors to shell out $5.4 billion for a controlling stake in the property business of France’s AccorHotel. Also in the headlines, debt-strapped… Read More>>
Leading today’s headlines in the world’s priciest property market, Hong Kong’s youth continue to expand the sharing economy from the office into their homes, and property sales in the city are expected to have totalled $103.6 billion in the now-departed… Read More>>
Capital markets dominate this week’s people moves, with a seasoned real estate executive joining a Singaporean private equity firm as portfolio manager, and the CEO of a REIT manager stepping down. A serviced office brand has just welcomed a leasing… Read More>>
Hong Kong saw a 33 percent plunge in the number of private residential units that started construction last year, falling from 25,500 in 2016 to 17,000, according to figures from the city’s Transport and Housing Bureau.
Although the decline may… Read More>>
The continuing rise of flexible office providers leads Hong Kong’s real estate news again today as Regus is said to take up two floors in a former industrial building in the Kwun Tong area of Kowloon East. Also in the… Read More>>
