Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Korean institutional investors have chalked up another cross-border property deal, with a unit of Samsung buying a London office building for an estimated price of up to £320 million ($457 million).
Samsung SRA Asset Management, the real estate investment arm… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group continues to scale back its overseas empire, selling its flagship billion-dollar London project for £59 million ($81.5 million) just under four years after buying the site in south London’s Vauxhall area for £88.8 million.
Two units of the… Read More>>
Hong Kong-based Nan Fung Group is said to be buying a 250,000 square foot complex in London for £270 million ($361 million), according to a report in the UK’s Estates Gazette.
The privately owned Hong Kong firm is buying the… Read More>>
A Hong Kong laminate maker has headed back to London to buy the Canary Wharf headquarters of financial consulting firm KPMG.
Hong Kong-listed Kingboard Chemical Holdings (KCH) has agreed to buy 15 Canada Square from KPMG and its real estate… Read More>>
Cross-border acquisitions lead the news again today as another mainland group picks up a Brexit bargain in London, and a Singaporean developer goes shopping on Tokyo’s Ginza. Back on the mainland more credit is available for rental housing projects and… Read More>>
Chinese developer Cheung Kei Group has made its second London real estate play by buying a Canary Wharf office building for £270 million ($363 million), adding another deal to this year’s surge of Asian investment in the city.
The Shenzhen-based… Read More>>
Three mainland Chinese firms are buying up office properties in the City of London financial district this month for a total of £352.5 million ($465 million), in a flurry of deals revealed last week.
An affiliate of Beijing Guorui Holdings… Read More>>
Singapore’s Ho Bee Land is stepping up the scale of its British acquisitions, as the property group is said to be making a play for a £200 million ($265 million) office block in the City of London. The impending deal… Read More>>
A Hong Kong-listed property group controlled by the younger son of Li Ka-shing is poised to take charge of a £6 billion ($7.8 billion) development in North London after a local developer walked away from the UK mega-project.
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Brexit may yet prove to have dire consequences for the UK, but it hasn’t stopped the kingdom’s royals from making a profitable property play this month, as the Duke of Westminster’s real estate firm sells off a West End commercial… Read More>>
