Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Property agent JLL, developer Swire Properties and the real estate technology arm of China’s biggest insurer Ping An kicked off mainland China’s first corporate proptech accelerator programme at an official launch in Shanghai last week.
Known as UrbanLab, the initiative… Read More>>
A joint venture between Ping An Real Estate and Landsea Green Group, the listed platform of Nanjing-based Landsea Group, has agreed to acquire an office property in Shanghai’s Zhangjiang High Tech Park, for an undisclosed sum, according to a Hong… Read More>>
Hotel and logistics professionals dominate our list of who’s secured a new job in the region, as senior level players from Intercontinental Hotels, Goodman and Ping An make an appearance, and there’s even a place for an executive formerly in… Read More>>
Shanghai’s largest developer may be expanding its Hong Kong presence with the purchase of one of the SAR’s oldest construction companies. Also in the news today, the Beijing government seems committed to upping the housing supply in China’s capital and… Read More>>
Ping An Real Estate-backed Sasseur REIT has driven Singapore’s biggest equity offering this year by raising S$396.0 million ($301.7 million) via a public listing on the Singapore Exchange. Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com is among the REIT’s cornerstone investors.
Including cornerstone… Read More>>
Chinese retail developer and operator Sasseur Group, which is backed by Ping An Real Estate and Warburg Pincus, plans to cash in on its collection of four mainland outlet malls by listing a real estate investment trust on the Singapore… Read More>>
Singaporean trusts feature in this week’s edition of People in the News, with a pair of industrial and business space REIT managers getting new leadership. Hong Kong has also seen some high-profile personnel moves, as a retail maven heads up… Read More>>
China’s Ping An Insurance Group and Landsea Group have become the latest mainland investors to wager on the country’s emerging rental housing market, as steep home prices in major cities fuel enthusiasm for the asset class.
Ping An Real Estate,… Read More>>
This week new roles for Asia’s real estate professionals are led by a pair of C-suite moves at listed developers in Hong Kong and Singapore. Also finding new homes early in the year’s fifth month are a budding investment broker… Read More>>
Chinese financial services giant Ping An is pushing further into the Australian property market through a $1 billion joint venture with Lendlease and Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi, according to a statement late last week by the Aussie real estate developer.
Shenzhen-based… Read More>>
