In this week’s edition of People in the News, it’s farewell to an old campaigner who saw out nearly two decades at China’s largest commercial developer, while one of the global property agencies takes the wraps off of its new… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Link REIT Buys Shenzhen’s Central Walk Mall for RMB 6.6B
Hong Kong’s Link REIT has acquired a shopping mall in Shenzhen’s Futian district for RMB 6.6 billion ($982 million) according to an announcement by the manager of Asia’s largest real estate investment trust late on Wednesday.
The REIT’s purchase of… Read More>>
Asia Real Estate People in the News 2019-01-14
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>>
Gaw Capital, Goldman Sachs, Blackstone Buy HK Retail Assets From Link REIT for HK$12B
Gaw Capital Partners is leading a consortium of investors, including Goldman Sachs and Blackstone in buying a portfolio of 12 shopping centres from Hong Kong’s Link REIT for HK$12.01 billion ($1.54 billion), according to an announcement today by the manager… Read More>>
Link REIT Buys Beijing Shopping Centre from ARA Fund for RMB 2.56B
Link Asset Management Limited, the manager of Hong Kong’s Link Real Estate Investment Trust, announced today its acquisition of Beijing Jingtong Roosevelt Plaza, a recently completed shopping centre in Beijing’s suburban Tongzhou district for RMB 2.56 billion ($369 million).
The… Read More>>
Gaw and Goldman Team Up to Buy 17 Link REIT Retail Centers for $2.9B
Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital has made itself a major player in Asia’s real estate investment scene and now the family-run private equity firm has teamed up with a consortium that includes US investment bank Goldman Sachs for its biggest acquisition… Read More>>
Blackstone, KKR and CITIC Said Competing for $2.5B Link REIT Retail Portfolio
Retail real estate may be under pressure, but that isn’t stopping some of the world’s biggest property investors from competing for a $2.5 billion portfolio of shopping centres in Hong Kong.
Link Asset Management, the Hong Kong-based manager of Asia’s… Read More>>
