Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore property heavyweight City Developments Ltd (CDL) has officially entered Australia’s build-to-rent (BTR) residential sector with a pair of development projects set to break ground in the second half of this year.
CDL Australia will begin construction on a rental… Read More>>
The principals of Scape Australia, Stephen Gaitanos and Craig Carracher, have formed a A$1.5 billion ($980 million) partnership with Dutch fund managers APG and Bouwinvest to develop and acquire assets in the emerging build-to-rent sector Down Under.
The fresh joint… Read More>>
Frasers Hospitality is tying up with Tishman Speyer and Tokyo-based Alyssa Partners to enter Asia’s rental residential sector through separate joint ventures in China and Japan involving S$170 million ($126.4 million) in build-to-rent homes.
The pair of deals will give… Read More>>
US developer Hines on Wednesday announced its acquisition of five multi-family properties in Japan on behalf of the firm’s flagship pan-Asian fund.
Spread across 9,300 square metres (100,104 square feet) and 290 units in Tokyo and Kyoto, the assets will… Read More>>
Mofang, the Chinese rental apartment operator backed by private equity major Warburg Pincus, has refiled for a Hong Kong initial public offering after the company’s previous application filed last September lapsed late last month.
Shanghai-based Mofang, which is seeking a… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Weave Living is expanding into Japan, according to an announcement on Tuesday, with the Warburg Pincus-backed accommodation specialist announcing the hire of Allianz Real Estate’s former Japan country head to lead its business in Asia’s largest rental housing… Read More>>
One of the busiest global investors in Japan real estate is adding another asset to its portfolio, as KKR’s Tokyo-listed REIT has agreed to acquire an under-construction apartment building in the capital city’s Taito ward for JPY 4.32 billion ($33… Read More>>
Singapore’s CapitaLand Investment has agreed to buy six rental housing assets in Osaka for S$141.4 million ($105.9 million), marking the first multi-family acquisitions for the firm’s flagship regional core-plus fund.
The listed fund management arm of property giant CapitaLand entered… Read More>>
KKR’s Japan Metropolitan Fund Investment Corporation will acquire two rental residential assets in Greater Tokyo for a combined JPY 5.39 billion ($41 million) as the US private equity giant continues its spate of real estate deals in Asia’s second-largest economy.
Australian housing prices have fallen by nearly a tenth in the past 12 months, but rising construction costs… Read More>>
