Asia real estate and outbound investment news
WeWork’s IPO belly-flopped and Luckin Coffee got kicked out of the NASDAQ, but these setbacks have not deterred online property brokerage Beike Zhaofang from attempting a US stock market listing.
An account of the Softbank and Tencent-backed firm’s plans for… Read More>>
A Singapore industrial REIT’s plans for a $193 million high-tech complex near the city’s east coast lead Mingtiandi’s news roundup today, as the Southeast Asian financial hub’s Kallang area prepares for its latest upgrade.
Meanwhile the Lion City’s largest developer… Read More>>
Asset managers Blackstone and Brookfield are said to be acquiring, in a pair of unrelated deals, a combined INR 1,450 crore ($211 million) of real estate in Mumbai, after private equity investment in India’s property market hit almost $4 billion… Read More>>
Japanese conglomerate Sumitomo Corporation is poised to buy the most expensive plot of land ever sold in India, according to local media.
The Tokyo-headquartered conglomerate, which has completed 300 real estate projects globally at a value of $30 billion, submitted… Read More>>
China’s first quarter surge of liquidity is already helping to boost mainland home prices, but relief may not yet have spread beyond its borders, judging by reports from around the region this week. In Hong Kong, a paucity of mainland… Read More>>
India’s 100 richest real estate tycoons combined have more wealth than China’s richest property baron, China Evergrande Group chairman Xu Jiayin, but not by much.
A recent survey of India’s wealthiest property industry players finds that a set of one… Read More>>
China’s drive to reduce leverage has been in the headlines since last year, but not everyone seems to have heard the news, as developer China Evergrande Group just was approved to add more than $350 million in new debt in… Read More>>
Singapore’s lust for European real estate assets opens a new chapter this week with news that the city-state’s sovereign wealth fund has spent more than half of a billion dollars to buy an office building in the City of Love…. Read More>>
GIC is acquiring a minority stake in Provenance Land, the developer of India’s first Four Seasons hotel, according to a statement on August 22nd by the Singaporean sovereign wealth fund.
Sources familiar with the deal, as cited in India’s Economic… Read More>>
In its fourth major Indian deal in less than a year, Singapore’s GIC is set to purchase up to 50 percent of Mumbai-based developer Provenance Land for 10 billion rupees ($147 million), according to a report in the Economic Times.
