Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Simon Treacy is leaving his role leading CapitaLand Investment’s private real estate fund business after three years, as the Singapore government-linked company rolls out a unified real assets platform to manage non-listed vehicles.
Following his departure from his role as… Read More>>
CapitaLand said shareholders on Tuesday voted “overwhelmingly” in favour of a $15.9 billion plan to privatise the Singapore property giant’s development operation and spin off its fund management business.
More than 3,400 CapitaLand shareholders voted by proxy at an extraordinary… Read More>>
CapitaLand’s $15.9 billion plan to privatise its development operation and spin off its fund management business is set to go to shareholders next month after receiving approval from the board of Southeast Asia’s largest real estate business.
“This restructuring is… Read More>>
CapitaLand has named 43-year-old Lee Chee Koon, the current group chief investment officer, as president and group chief executive officer of Southeast Asia’s largest real estate developer, according to an announcement dated 28 August and posted to the company’s website.
Singapore’s CapitaLand is making its fourth US acquisition in less than six months, buying a Silicon Valley hotel through its serviced residence unit The Ascott Limited in a S$81.5 million ($60.1 million) project.
The investment amount includes Ascott’s planned refurbishment… Read More>>
China’s unused apartments might soon become serviced apartments or vacation rentals after Singapore’s CapitaLand agreed to invest a total of $87 million with online apartment sharing platform Tujia.com
Tujia, which is frequently referred to as the AirBnB of China, received… Read More>>
