Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
PGIM Real Estate, a property investment affiliate of Prudential Financial, has sold two buildings at Waterfront Place, an office property in Shanghai’s Putuo District to Blackrock according to JLL which advised PGIM on the disposal.
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GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, is acquiring a 43 percent stake in Shinjuku MAYNDS Tower, a 97,978 square metre Grade-A office property in Tokyo for 62.5 billion yen ($558 million), according to a press release from the fund yesterday.
The… Read More>>
Singapore’s top developer continues to ramp up its retail presence in China, with CapitaLand Mall Asia and CapitaLand Retail China Trust (CRCT) partnering to buy a shopping mall in Guangzhou for RMB 3.36 billion ($511 million).
CRCT is taking a 51… Read More>>
Singapore takes centre stage in Asia’s real estate world today as the city state sees a flurry of property activity, including the impending $1.3 buyout of developer United Engineers. Also in the news, Prudential unit PGIM picks up a logistics… Read More>>
This week Asia’s real estate community continues to find itself in need of new namecards across the region’s major cities, with more moves than even Mingtiandi can manage. In Singapore a private equity shop with a new name gives a… Read More>>
PGIM Real Estate this week reported that it has completed the acquisition of the T Tower prime office building in Seoul’s central business district.
The real estate investment business of Prudential Financial investment management unit PGIM first announced in November… Read More>>
It may be a holiday week, but that hasn’t stopped some of Asia’s real estate professionals from starting new positions. Nanjing’s Sanpower added a cross-border investment specialist, while Xinyuan Real Estate brought onboard a new CFO, and DTZ | Cushman… Read More>>
A US real estate investment firm has reached a final close of $645 million on a fund covering Australia, China, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong and South Korea. Meanwhile in Singapore, a Chinese developer is betting $218 million on a… Read More>>
