Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Lendlease Global Commercial REIT has agreed to sell the office component of a mixed-use complex in western Singapore to fund manager Keppel Ltd for S$462 million ($358.5 million).
The disposal of the office zone at Jem, a commercial development connected… Read More>>
Mainland investor Gordon Tang and his wife Celine continue to expand their Singapore real estate empire with companies controlled by the mysterious couple teaming up with a joint venture between local developers KSH Holdings and Ho Lee Group to purchase… Read More>>
Singapore has made seven industrial sites spanning 6.36 hectares (15.7 acres) eligible to be put on the auction block in the second half of 2022, in what would be the largest half-year government land sale programme for the sector in… Read More>>
AEW has agreed to buy an office tower in Singapore’s Jurong East from local investment firm Sun Venture for S$680 million ($488.54 million) in the latest vote of global investor confidence in the city’s rebounding office market, Mingtiandi has learned.
Lendlease Global Commercial REIT (LREIT) is raising its bet on suburban retail with a S$2.08 billion ($1.54 billion) deal that gives it full ownership of a mixed-used complex in Singapore’s Jurong East area.
The SGX-listed REIT has agreed to purchase… Read More>>
Just two months after Singapore developer Low Keng Huat hired away a top executive from local investment firm Sun Venture, the two companies are swapping stakes in a pair of long-standing joint ventures.
Low Keng Huat announced to the Singapore… Read More>>
SGX-listed Lendlease Global Commercial REIT has agreed to pay S$337.3 million ($254.7 million) to boost its slice of a western Singapore mixed-use development, following a recent fundraising.
LREIT’s second major investment since its 2019 IPO will see the real estate… 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>>
