Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Propell Asia, a property technology accelerator program organised by JLL and Australian developer Lendlease today announced its inaugural crop of startups to participate in a 10-week incubation program.
Five early stage proptech companies were chosen from among entrants from around… Read More>>
Global real estate consultancy JLL has teamed up with Australian developer Lendlease to launch Propell Asia, a Singapore-based startup accelerator designed to foster innovative technologies in the Asia Pacific property sector.
The proptech accelerator will select five early stage startups… Read More>>
Australia’s largest provider of senior housing is entering the Chinese elder living market for the first time. Aussie property developer Lendlease is set to develop a RMB 1.9 billion ($302 million) senior living community in Shanghai, China, according to a… Read More>>
A public tender for a mixed-use commercial and residential site valued at over S$1 billion ($759 million) in Singapore’s Bukit Timah neighbourhood has drawn 15 bids from a roster of property heavyweights including CapitaLand, UOL Group and Lendlease.
Ten consortia… Read More>>
Prices for homes at Hong Kong’s Peak hit new highs this week as a pair of apartments sold for the equivalent of HK$132,000 per square foot. Also in the news, Singapore’s GIC is taking over a Lendlease project building a… Read More>>
Australian property and infrastructure group Lendlease is ramping up its Asia leadership team by hiring Ng Hsueh Ling, former chief of Keppel REIT Management, as Managing Director for Singapore and Chief Investment Officer for Asia, the company has announced.
Ng,… Read More>>
Lendlease has brought on board CapitaLand veteran Keith Low to head its asset management business for Asia, according to an announcement by the Australian real estate developer this week.
In his new role, Low will be responsible for managing Asian… Read More>>
Chinese financial services giant Ping An is pushing further into the Australian property market through a $1 billion joint venture with Lendlease and Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi, according to a statement late last week by the Aussie real estate developer.
Shenzhen-based… Read More>>
In the news today, Hong Kong’s Superman is weakened by kryptonite in its Brexit-form as shares in his affiliates continue to trend downward. Meanwhile Korea’s Lotte Department Store is teaming with Citic Group to enter the Shanghai retail sector and… Read More>>
One of Australia’s biggest builders has won the deal to put together an $814 million dollar Chinese invested complex in LA, Wanda hits the wall in Madrid after city officials balked at an offer to tear down and rebuild a… Read More>>
