Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Japanese property giant Mitsubishi Estate has begun construction of two wholly owned London office projects with a combined development cost of JPY 248 billion ($1.7 billion).
The projects involve the redevelopment of the former ITV head office and studios on… Read More>>
A mainland billionaire has walked away from plans to redevelop a London trophy project, selling a West End office block for a fraction less than the 2015 purchase price as Chinese investors continue to dispose of properties in the UK… Read More>>
Far East Consortium International has agreed to sell a partially completed London project to controversial Hong Kong finance firm AMTD IDEA Group for £47.2 million ($57.2 million), as the developer continues to shed UK properties.
FEC International is selling its… Read More>>
Singapore’s GIC and joint venture partner British Land are selling a 50 percent stake in an office project at their Broadgate campus in London’s central business district to Abu Dhabi developer Modon Holding for an undisclosed price.
The $801 billion… Read More>>
Chinese Estates Holdings has completed the sale of an office block in London’s West End for £162 million ($203.1 million), a sum representing a 19 percent discount to the Hong Kong-based company’s asking price for the property.
The firm formerly… Read More>>
Japanese banking giant Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) is bidding to buy a London office block controlled by US investment manager Nuveen Real Estate, as investors from Asia’s second largest economy grow their appetites for UK commercial properties.
Tokyo-based SMBC… Read More>>
Chinese Estates Holdings is said to have received bids as low as 35 percent below asking price for an office block in London’s West End, as the Hong Kong-based developer plans to divest one of its last remaining UK investment… Read More>>
A private investment vehicle backed by some of Hong Kong’s biggest property tycoons is selling a prime office building in London’s St James’s district, as the city’s real estate investors continue to divest properties after being stung by slumps at… Read More>>
Former Chinese Estates Holdings chairman Joseph Lau has reportedly put up for sale a London mansion at an asking price of £90 million ($117 million), marking the latest UK asset tied to the the fugitive tycoon and the HKEX-listed developer… Read More>>
China Motor Bus Company has agreed to sell a London office block, making the HKEX-listed firm the latest Hong Kong property investor to retreat from the British capital.
The former bus operator, which gained famed for introducing double decker buses… Read More>>
