Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Hong Kong-listed developer Kerry Properties waited until the city was transfixed with the arrival of a visitor from the north to announce the departure of its chief financial officer after a brief stint on the company’s board.
The developer controlled… Read More>>
Senior hires at Lendlease and Blackstone lead Mingtiandi’s roundup of personnel moves from around the region this week, as the Australian developer finds a new head of data centres, and the US private equity firm adds to its credit division…. Read More>>
A unit of China Resources Group has agreed to buy a pair of warehouses in Hong Kong from Kerry Properties for a total consideration of HK$4.62 billion ($588.6 million), with the deal bringing the mainland firm its fourth and fifth… Read More>>
Kerry Properties is appointing founder Robert Kuok’s youngest son Kuok Khoon Hua as its next chairman as the developer of China’s six Kerry Centre commercial projects makes way for the next generation of leadership.
Kuok Khoon Hua will be elected… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed Hysan Development and privately held Empire Group have agreed to acquire respective 25 percent stakes in a Henderson Land residential project in Kowloon’s To Kwa Wan area for a combined HK$6.1 billion ($780 million) in capital commitments, according… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed developer Kerry Properties on Tuesday revealed details of a supersized mixed-use project in Shanghai’s central Huangpu district after acquiring the land use rights to four development plots for RMB 13.3 billion ($2.1 billion).
Kerry, which previously developed the… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s To Kwa Wan further cemented its position as a development hotbed this month, with Kerry Properties winning a tender for an Urban Renewal Authority redevelopment project in the Kowloon neighbourhood for HK$5.58 billion ($716.1 million), according to an… Read More>>
Hong Kong developer Kerry Properties Ltd continues a youth movement with the appointment of a next generation leader to its board of directors, Serene Nah, who brings the average age of the company’s executive directors down to 48 years old.
The Kuok family behind Hong Kong developer Kerry Properties has purchased an office building in the swanky St James’s district of London’s West End for £145.5 million ($198.8 million), becoming the latest members of Asia’s elite to pick up property… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Tuan Sing wins a tender for a freehold site in central Singapore, Hong Kong’s Kerry Properties reports a blowout first-half profit, and Raffles Education puts its corporate building and college campus up for… Read More>>
