Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Lendlease bested rival CapitaLand for a S$3 billion ($2.2 billion) redevelopment project in Singapore as the Lion City’s largest telecom provider announced Wednesday that it would team up with the Australian builder to rebuild its Orchard area headquarters.
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Hong Kong’s Grand Ming Group has acquired a housing project in To Kwa Wan for HK$320 million ($41.2 million) as the impending completion of a new route on the city’s MTR system spurs developer interest in the Kowloon neighbourhood.
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A joint venture backed by Australian property firm Lendlease has agreed to purchase a pair of ageing buildings in Singapore’s rapidly evolving Paya Lebar area for S$150 million ($111.5 million), with plans to build a sustainable commercial project on the… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed developer Vantage International has agreed to acquire an apartment building in Mong Kok for HK$330 million ($42.6 million), according to a local news report yesterday.
The company, which is part of the Vantage Group alongside its Able Engineering… Read More>>
In April 2020, the redeveloped David Jones Elizabeth Street flagship store in Sydney, Australia, opened to the public. Here, Terence Seah, Head of Benoy’s Singapore Studio, considers the history and significance of this iconic building, and explains how Benoy has… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Henderson Land Development has added another project site to its land bank in its home city by acquiring the last three units in a building in the New Territories’ Tai Po town.
The blue chip developer recently paid… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed CSI Properties has acquired the remaining four floors in a building on Wellington Street in Hong Kong’s Central district for HK$185 million ($23.59 million), according to an account in the Hong Kong Economic Times
The purchase brings the… Read More>>
Henderson Land Development has applied for a compulsory sale of four aging buildings in Hong Kong’s Mid-levels, according to a filing at the city’s Lands Tribunal as the blue-chip developer continues to play its preference for redevelopment projects.
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More developers have been redeveloping old residential and commercial buildings, after finding it increasingly difficult to acquire… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus will invest up to $300 million in a new joint venture with Shanghai-based urban renewal operator CREATER to acquire and redevelop real estate projects in China’s first-tier cities, according to a statement jointly released by the two companies… Read More>>
