There are only a few weeks left before Chinese New Year gives much of the region a momentary breather from 2019, but real estate executives from Asia’s private equity, development and brokerage firms are still finding time to send out… Read More>>
Allianz, Alpha Buy Shanghai Office Building From CITIC for $90M
Allianz announced today that it has partnered with Alpha Asia Macro Trends Fund III (“AAMTF III”), a private equity investment fund managed by Singapore’s Alpha Investment Partners, and an unnamed co-investor to acquire an office park property in northern Shanghai.
Keppel Launches A$1B Aussie Shopping Centre Fund with Vicinity
Keppel Corporation has signed an agreement with ASX-listed Vicinity Centres to launch a A$1 billion ($743 million) retail property fund. The new vehicle, which is being formed at a time when Singaporean companies are increasingly active in Australia, will be… Read More>>
Keppel Buying 50% Stake in US Senior Living Provider for $77.3M
Keppel Corporation has agreed to buy half of Watermark Retirement Communities, an American company with 52 senior homes in the US and plans to add eight more by 2020. If the deal is finalised, the purchase price will be approximately… Read More>>
SG’s Perennial Plans RMB 2.7B Tianjin Project and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
The mainland real estate market is showing signs of a slowdown but that hasn’t kept Singapore’s Perennial Real Estate from making headlines this week with plans for a RMB 2.7 billion project next to a Tianjin high-speed rail station. More… Read More>>
Keppel Wins Approval to List $500M US Office REIT in Singapore
Keppel Corporation announced on Friday that it has received approval from the Singapore stock exchange for a proposed listing of a new real estate investment trust (REIT), composed of $820 million in US office assets.
The Singaporean conglomerate, which already… Read More>>
Keppel and Alpha Lead $525M Purchase of SOHO Hongkou in Shanghai
SOHO China is selling a mixed-use project in Shanghai to a joint venture led by Singapore’s Keppel Land China and Alpha Investment Partners for around RMB 3.6 billion ($525 million), the buyers announced today. The subsidiaries of Singapore’s Keppel Group… Read More>>
