Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Warehouse giant ESR has acquired the remaining interest in Logos Property held by the Australian developer’s founders, having completed the buyout six months ahead of a scheduled target date.
ESR has concluded deals to acquire the 13.6 percent equity stake… Read More>>
Stephen Hawkins, former head of Southeast Asia for industrial developer and fund manager Logos Property, has sold his stake in the company to Logos’s parent group ESR, as co-founders Trent Iliffe and John Marsh continue to negotiate their own exits.
Logos Property has announced its acquisition of a 69,000 square metre (743,000 square foot) industrial site in Suzhou’s Wujiang district as the regional logistics developer continues to expand its mainland China platform.
Logos, which operates in Australia, India and Southeast… Read More>>
Now that logistics real estate player Logos Group has raised $2.8 billion in equity for its pan-Asian warehouse empire, the Sydney and Shanghai-based logistics developer is bringing on board a veteran real estate financier to help manage all that cash… Read More>>
Logos Property has announced its second joint venture with Ivanhoe Cambridge and CBRE Global Investors as the Australian-based logistics developer ramps up its investments in mainland China.
The three partners have formed Logos China Logistics Venture (LCLV), according to a… Read More>>
Ivanhoe Cambridge-backed warehouse developer Logos Property has completed its first acquisitions in southeast Asia by purchasing a pair of logistics facilities in Singapore together with local firm Yang Kee Logistics.
The developer, which already has projects in Australia and China,… Read More>>
Asia’s logistics real estate developers continue to be targetted by global investment heavyweights as Canada’s Ivanhoe Cambridge and Australia’s Macquarie Group have announced that they are making a joint offer to take over Logos Property Group, a warehouse builder with… Read More>>
China’s warehouse market continues to fill up with cash this week after a startup logistics developer announced a joint venture with Ivanhoe Cambridge and CBRE Global Investment Partners that could invest up to $400 million into China’s real estate market.
