Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Global Logistic Properties (GLP) announced this week that it has leased another 98,000 square metres (1.1 million square feet) of modern logistics facilities in China, as the world’s biggest developer of warehouse space continues to dominate the mainland market.
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Redwood, the Japan-centred branch of recently merge E-Shanghai Redwood, this week brought online its latest logistics facility as the Asia-based real estate fund manager continues to move towards an IPO.
Chibakita Distribution Center, a 39,000 square metre warehouse in Japan’s… Read More>>
A warehouse builder backed by US private equity giant Carlyle Group looks set to be the next Chinese logistics developer to cash in on the country’s demand for shed space, according to a report today in Bloomberg.
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Private equity giant Warburg Pincus announced this week that it is joining with Sun Dongping, the chairman of logistics developer e-Shang Redwood, to invest $220 million into business park and manufacturing developer D&J China.
The B-round investment follows the 2014… Read More>>
Another $2 billion could be headed into Japan’s logistics real estate markets over the next three years following a new agreement between Global Logistic Properties (GLP) and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB).
GLP, which is already the region’s… Read More>>
Dutch pension fund manager PGGM has committed another $160 million to the Redwood China Logistics Fund just over one week after the fund’s parent firm merged with a mainland rival, as revealed in an exclusive report on Mingtiandi.
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Australian real estate developer Goodman is set to sell three business parks in southeast England to Chinese sovereign wealth fund CIC for £250 million ($355.4 million), according to accounts published this week.
The three properties are part of a £600… Read More>>
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>>
