A joint venture comprising China’s Qingjian Group and a unit of Chinese state-run construction giant CCCC placed the highest bid of S$315 million ($234.4 million) for a residential site in Singapore’s One-North R&D hub, according to public tender results out… Read More>>
GuocoLand, Hong Leong, Mitsui JV in $574M Sole Bid for Site in Singapore’s Marina South
A site in Singapore’s western suburbs fetched richer offers than a plot in the city-state’s downtown on Thursday, as interest rates put prime land outside of the reach of many developers and home purchase restrictions crimp the market for high-end… Read More>>
Frasers Centrepoint Trust Wins $310M Green Loan and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore’s Frasers Centrepoint Trust announces fresh financing to help its malls go green, and Sino-Ocean reportedly meets two key shareholders to discuss the Chinese developer’s debt load before an onshore bond matures next… Read More>>
Firmus Capital Buys Central Singapore Mall to Bring Opportunity Fund AUM to $148M
A western Singapore mall has become Firmus Capital’s second acquisition in the city-state, boosting the local private equity firm’s newly launched Firmus Opportunity Fund VCC to S$200 million ($147.8 million) in assets under management.
The single-storey Le Quest Mall in… Read More>>
GuocoLand Bids $576M for Singapore Site as Housing Market Rises
A pair of Singapore residential sites attracted competitive bidding from developers late last week as the city-state’s housing market continues to benefit from investor confidence, as shown by rising home prices and recovering sales volumes in Southeast Asia’s most expensive… Read More>>
Vanke JV Buys Hong Kong Site for HK$3.7B and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Mainland investors continue to expand their presence in Hong Kong this week as China Vanke teamed up with a Qingdao-based builder to snatch up a residential plot in the New Territories.
Also in the news, Morgan Stanley says the Asia… Read More>>
HK-Listed Affiliate of Qingjian Group Buys Kowloon Site for HK$530M
The mainland parent of one of Singapore’s largest real estate developers will soon start work on its first Hong Kong housing project, after CNQC International paid HK$530 million ($67.7 million) for a Kowloon East site.
Hong Kong-listed CNQC International, which operates… Read More>>