Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore-listed Frasers Centrepoint is taking a bet on British business parks by acquiring a portfolio of five UK properties around London and Glasgow, Scotland for £686 million ($906.2 million).
The international property firm is purchasing the 4.9 million square foot… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda Group today said that it no longer has possession of a £470 million London housing project, with sources familiar with the newly transferred property indicating that the Chinese developer has transferred the Nine Elms Square site to a… Read More>>
China’s clampdown on outbound investment hasn’t stopped Wanda Group from moving ahead with at least one overseas real estate project, as the Beijing-based conglomerate has completed its £470 million ($605.3 million) acquisition of Nine Elms Square in London.
Wanda has… Read More>>
Beijing-based developer Advanced Business Park (ABP) has officially opened an office in Hong Kong, as the business park specialist markets its plan to develop a new business district in London to companies throughout the region.
Launched at a reception in… Read More>>
Sauce maker Lee Kum Kee Group is the latest Hong Kong investor to stir up the London real estate market, buying a landmark office tower in the City of London for £1.3 billion ($1.7 billion), the highest price ever paid… Read More>>
Shenzhen’s Cheung Kei Group has recently completed the biggest real estate deal in London’s Canary Wharf since 2014, buying up a 12-storey prime office building in the financial district for £410 million ($530 million).
Undeterred by mainland China’s tightening controls… Read More>>
China’s banking regulator may have ordered a review of Dalian Wanda’s borrowing practices, and the mainland has instituted controls on cash outflows since late last year, but that hasn’t stopped China’s richest man from agreeing to spend £470 million ($595… Read More>>
China Resources Land has made its first major overseas investment, partnering with a European REIT to acquire a trophy office building in the City of London for £300 million ($384.6 million). The Shenzhen-based, Hong-Kong listed property developer teamed up with… Read More>>
Leading today’s real estate headlines, a Hong Kong sauce maker may add a pickle-shaped London tower to its portfolio of flavors, as more of the city’s investors shop for Brexit bargains in the UK. Also in the news GLP reports… Read More>>
SEA Holdings has become the latest in a string of Hong Kong investors to wager on London’s property market, agreeing to purchase a nine-storey office building in the British capital for £258 million ($334.4 million), the company confirmed this week…. Read More>>
