Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Canada’s Manulife Investment Management and Tokyo-based Kenedix have agreed to form a JPY 19.8 billion ($170 million) joint venture to acquire multi-family assets in Japan’s major cities.
The JV will be seeded with a portfolio of nine properties, including four… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s 2022 Residential Forum kicks off on Tuesday 15 March with a spotlight interview featuring two of the most influential leaders in the region’s rental residential scene, Dutch pension fund manager APG and multi-family developer and fund manager Greystar.
In… Read More>>
With the rising costs of homeownership along with supporting government policies, Greater China’s build-to-rent scene is creating opportunities for high investment returns.
To unpack the trends for Asia’s largest real estate market, Mingtiandi has invited leading investors and operators to… Read More>>
Tighter lending conditions in mainland China are creating fresh opportunities for debt strategies in Asia’s largest economy, while green credit facilities support development in Singapore, Japan and other centres.
As part of the Asia Pacific Residential Forum 2022, MTD TV… Read More>>
Combining its growing white collar economy and major urban centres, Japan has evolved to become the region’s most developed multi-family hub, with some of the world’s biggest investors tapping into its rental housing markets.
To explore the factors driving demand… Read More>>
Weave Living has announced the opening of its sixth apartment community in Hong Kong, unveiling its conversion of a budget hotel in Kowloon East as Weave Studios Kai Tak.
The opening of the 99-unit facility was announced in a LinkedIn… Read More>>
Australia’s urbanising economy and rapidly rising home prices are generating rental residential opportunities for global capital. Mingtiandi presents our first-ever panel dedicated to exploring the cross-border interaction between Asian investors and Australia’s multi-family sector.
In the one-hour session to be… Read More>>
Hines has acquired its second build-to-rent project in Melbourne, Australia for a reported A$30 million ($21.6 million) with the US developer taking over the development from Singapore’s City Developments Ltd (CDL) and a pair of local partners.
Hines is planning… Read More>>
Hong Kong developer HKR International has agreed to sell two Tokyo residential buildings for JPY 3.49 billion ($30 million), adding to a string of recent property disposals by HKRI in Japan.
The properties are a seven-storey, 22-unit building called Souei… Read More>>
AEW Capital Management has acquired a portfolio of four newly completed residential buildings with a combined 177 units in Greater Tokyo, signalling conviction in multi-family as one of the firm’s key investment themes in Asia.
The assets are located in… Read More>>
