Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
US developer Hines and South Korea’s National Pension Service have set a new bar for their longtime partnership by announcing a $2.5 billion commercial and residential megaproject in downtown San Francisco.
After completing the $800 million acquisition of the Pacific… Read More>>
Management continuity at Korea’s largest pension fund leads our list of Asia Pacific personnel moves this week as the NPS has decided to extend the term of its chief investment officer for one more year.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, one of Eagle Hospitality Trust’s holdout hotels looks poised to sell at a reduced price, South Korea’s public pension fund reports robust year-to-date growth, and Hong Kong’s retail sales continue to grow, albeit… Read More>>
The National Pension Service of South Korea has acquired a 100 percent interest in the 34-storey Melbourne Quarter Tower from Australian developer Lendlease for a reported A$1.2 billion ($900 million).
The largest and last of three office towers in Lendlease’s… Read More>>
Blackstone is back in the news today as a story about the US private equity giant winning a $500 million investment from Korea’s National Pension Service leads today’s collection of headlines from around the region.
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In the latest roundup of regional news headlines, Standard Chartered is reportedly relinquishing the lease on eight floors it occupies in its namesake Hong Kong tower, Brookfield raises $233 million from its India REIT IPO, and mainland developer China Evergrande… Read More>>
Allianz Real Estate has moved forward with a deal to acquire a half-stake in one of Singapore’s flagship office properties in a bet on the long-term health of the city’s core office market.
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In Mingtiandi’s latest roundup of regional news headlines, South Korea’s National Pension Service gives a second big-dollar mandate to a US fund manager, Singapore’s Chip Eng Seng is terminating its schools tie-up with a British partner, and a wealthy Indian… Read More>>
South Korea’s National Pension Service has made its second mega-deal of this month as the Jeonju-based giant today unveiled a $1.5 billion joint venture with US developer Hines to invest in real estate projects globally.
The $672 billion fund manager… Read More>>
In our latest roundup of regional news headlines, Korea’s National Pension Service has added to its growing stockpile of overseas real estate assets by teaming up with a US private equity firm in the purchase of an American logistics portfolio.
