Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Two of Asia’s fastest growing warehouse developers merged yesterday in a stock-only deal to form a new regional powerhouse in the logistics sector, according to parties familiar with the transaction.
The merger of Shanghai-based e-Shang with Singapore’s Redwood Group creates… Read More>>
Chinese warehouse developer e-Shang continued to boost its bid to become a major player in Asia’s regional logistics real estate market this week as the Shanghai-based startup announced a $500 million joint venture with Dutch pension asset manager APG Asset… Read More>>
Logistics developer the Redwood Group made its own contribution towards cleaning up Beijing’s famously foul air recently when the Singapore-based warehouse investor introduced a solar roof capable of powering as much as 250 homes on a distribution centre it has… Read More>>
This week Greater China’s real estate professionals are as restive as ever, with an industrial real estate veteran taking over the reins for a red-chip warehouse developer in Beijing, a doctor of real estate joining a fund management giant in… Read More>>
China Life Insurance Co became the second major mainland insurer to commit $1 billion to US logistics real estate assets in one week, when the Beijing-based giant agreed to take a stake in a warehouse portfolio recently purchased by Singapore’s… Read More>>
Ping An Insurance Group, one of China’s five largest insurers, this week became the first major Chinese cross-border investor in the logistics real estate market by committing as much as $1 billion to a joint venture warehouse investment platform in… Read More>>
Australian industrial real estate developer Goodman Group started work on its first major project in southern China this month when it broke ground on a 70,330 square metre (757,025 square foot) logistics facility in Huizhou, Guangdong province.
The new warehouse… Read More>>
Global Logistics Properties has leased another 89,000 square metres (958,000 sq ft) of warehouse space in China as the Singapore-based developer of distribution facilities continues its quest to dominate the mainland’s rapidly growing logistics real estate sector.
The developer, which… Read More>>
China’s growing demand for international grade logistics space was demonstrated again this month when The Redwood Group leased 44,517 square metres at its Kunshan Distribution Centre One to a single occupier.
By signing the new lease with Chinese consumer product… Read More>>
Global Logistic Properties is doubling down on its investment in China’s logistics real estate market with a new $7 billion fund dedicated to building more distribution centres across the country.
China Logistics Fund II, or CLF II, officially closed today… Read More>>
