Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Patrizia on Tuesday announced the appointment of Masami Takizawa and Thomas Hirschvogel as co-heads of Japan, effectively immediately, as the German real asset manager ramps up its expansion in Asia’s second-largest economy.
In their joint role, Takizawa and Hirschvogel will… Read More>>
Higher interest rates have challenged risk assumptions and valuation drivers in the real estate industry, driving investors in private credit strategies in Asia Pacific to become more cautious in their underwriting when pursuing private credit opportunities in Asia’s real estate… Read More>>
Marko Multas is Head of Asia at Patrizia Global Partners (“PGP”) and responsible for Real Estate Debt investments at Patrizia.
Marko has a quarter of century experience in international real estate investment, in all four quadrants, cross sectors and geographies…. Read More>>
Japan’s low interest rates and stable domestic real estate market continue to attract global investors, according to industry… Read More>>
Thomas Hirschvogel is Regional Head of Asia-Pacific for PATRIZIA SE, responsible for the overall real estate strategy and operations in the region. Being among the first full-time employees in APAC, he was instrumental in building up PATRIZIA’s presence to seven… Read More>>
Faced with a 76 percent drop in pre-tax earnings last year, Patrizia founder Wolfgang Egger has brought in some outside expertise with the German fund manager announcing this week that it has hired former DWS CEO Asoka Wöhrmann as chief… Read More>>
German investment giant Patrizia is doubling down on Asia Pacific’s infrastructure sector, where the company sees growing opportunity in the region’s estimated $900 billion annual shortfall in funding for critical assets from solar farms to data centres, according to a… Read More>>
Japanese conglomerate Mitsui & Co and German asset manager Patrizia have reached $110 million in equity for the first closing of their Asia Pacific infrastructure fund with a goal of raising as much as $1 billion to invest in sustainable… Read More>>
German asset manager Patrizia has launched a €1 billion ($1.03 billion) Japan-focused fund to acquire core and value-add multi-family assets across the country’s top cities, according to the company’s top executive for the region.
In an interview with Mingtiandi on… Read More>>
A sudden announcement that Shimao’s property services unit is paying $259 million for one of the group’s subsidiaries has moved the Hong Kong-listed developer centre stage in China’s developer drama, and to the top of Mingtiandi’s list of real estate… Read More>>
