Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The Shanghai government-owned firm best known for developing China’s tallest building is partnering with US luxury home builder Toll Brothers on a $323 million, 19-storey condo project in lower Manhattan.
NYSE-listed Toll Brothers announced last week that its urban development… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital has bought a boutique hotel in Manhattan’s meatpacking district for $323 million, officially sealing a deal that was first reported back in August.
The private equity firm acquired the Standard Hotel through the limited liability company… Read More>>
China’s URWork has joined forces with an American flexible office provider to open its first US location in downtown Manhattan, as the battle for co-working domination intensifies. The $1.3 billion Beijing startup that aims to be China’s answer to WeWork… Read More>>
Ascott Residence Trust purchased a 224 room hotel near New York’s Times Square in the Singapore-listed REIT’s third New York hospitality acquisition in under two years, according to an announcement today by Ascott Residence Trust Management (ARTML), which manages the… Read More>>
A US-based subsidiary of China’s largest construction firm has entered the New York City real estate market by taking a $140 million stake in a Manhattan condo project.
Strategic Capital, an investment affiliiate of state-owned China State Construction and Engineering… Read More>>
Just one week after reports surfaced that HNA was considering buying a $2.2 billion skyscraper on Manhattan’s Park Avenue the hyperactive Chinese conglomerate has announced that it is exploring the sale of another building just a half-mile down West 47th… Read More>>
Reports of capital controls and falling investment numbers have raised doubts on the future of China’s wave of outbound real estate investment, but meddling bureaucrats and capital account figures seem to be no match for China’s high-flying HNA Group.
HNA… Read More>>
New York’s biggest office landlord has scored $525 million in new funding for a $3.2 billion Manhattan development, thanks to a recent agreement with Korea’s National Pension Service (NPS) and a division of Houston-based developer Hines.
According to a statement… Read More>>
GIC has agreed to purchase a 95 percent stake in a New York office building for $1.04 billion, according to a statement this week by the Singaporean sovereign wealth fund.
The Southeast Asian mega-investor acquired 60 Wall Street from New… Read More>>
Chinese real estate developer Gemdale Properties & Investment has set up its fifth US real estate joint venture in just over 13 months, and its second major project in Manhattan, according to an announcement yesterday to the Hong Kong stock… Read More>>
