Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Two of the world’s largest investment banks lead Mingtiandi’s roundup of personnel moves this week, with JP Morgan pinching a long-term Goldman Sachs executive to lead its real estate coverage in the region.
Also of note, a Beijing developer has… Read More>>
Fund managers and financiers lead this week’s roundup of employment news here on Mingtiandi with one of Korea’s largest pension investors extending the job of its chief investment officer for an additional year. With that news cheering up private equity… Read More>>
Shanghai-based industrial developer New Ease has set up a joint venture with JP Morgan Asset Management to invest in logistics facilities across China, marking the latest in more than $4 billion in China warehouse deals announced over the past five… Read More>>
Weeks after the failure of what had been expected to one of 2019’s biggest initial public offerings, WeWork is reported to be scrambling for a multi-billion dollar bailout package as media reports indicate the office sharing giant could run out… Read More>>
JP Morgan has reached an agreement to dispose of Manhattan’s landmark 195 Broadway to a consortium led by Korea Investment & Securities and Samsung SRA Asset Management for KRW 600 billion ($500 million), according to the Korea Economic Daily.
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The final timing for WeWork’s upcoming initial public offering has yet to be set, however, the office-sharing startup is close to finalising the details of a $6 billion debt offering, in a deal which indicates a launch date of not… Read More>>
Seven months after filing for an initial public offering, WeWork is planning to raise as much as $4 billion in debt to refill its corporate coffers, according to news accounts citing sources familiar with the shared office provider’s discussions.
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Escalating house prices lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that a top US investment bank says Hong Kong house prices will continue to climb, despite the government’s cooling measures, and a… Read More>>
China’s real estate market is slowing and the country’s biggest developers have reacted by borrowing more cash from overseas markets as government controls continue to restrict home sales. Also in the news today, JP Morgan joins the analyst choir predicting… Read More>>
According to information from the Hong Kong stock exchange, JP Morgan Chase & Co used a flurry of share trades to build its stake in China Vanke, the third largest real estate developer in China, to 11.13 percent as of… Read More>>
