Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore-listed LHN Group continues to add properties to its rental residential portfolio with a deal to purchase a commercial block in the city-state’s Rochor district for S$80 million ($60.1 million), which was revealed in a regulatory filing on Friday.
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Tokyo-listed Comforia Residential REIT has agreed to acquire seven assets across Japan, including multifamily, student housing and senior living properties, for a total of JPY 11.4 billion ($86 million).
The buildings in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Saitama prefecture comprise nearly… Read More>>
US private equity giant KKR is strengthening its presence in the Japanese real estate scene with the purchase of a portfolio of newly built apartments in Tokyo, adding to a recent flurry of deals in the country’s rental residential market.
US developer Hines has joined the stampede into Japan’s rental residential market with the purchase of 11 multi-family properties on behalf of the firm’s flagship pan-Asian fund.
Spanning over 14,000 square metres (150,695 square feet) across more than 400 units… Read More>>
US developer Hines is going deeper into Asia Pacific’s build-to-rent sector through a partnership with Canadian pension manager Cadillac Fairview targeting A$1.5 billion ($960 million) worth of rental homes in Australia, according to a press release Wednesday.
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Singapore’s TE Capital Partners has agreed to pay $100 million to acquire a set of 16 Tokyo rental residential properties on behalf of a family office client, as Japan’s multi-family sector continues to win favour with investors.
TE Capital, which… Read More>>
Weave Living is looking to expand its Hong Kong portfolio with a pair of Kowloon hotels to add to the four it has already bought so far in 2022.
The rental apartment start-up’s potential acquisitions of the Hotel Cozi Harbour… Read More>>
Local investors have purchased 15 retail and residential properties at the Kin Sun Building in Hong Kong’s rapidly redeveloping Sham Shui Po area for a total of HK$100 million ($12.7 million).
Six retail shops spanning 3,914 square feet (364 square… Read More>>
Brookfield has leveraged the potential of China’s rental housing market and the financial distress of some of the country’s largest developers to acquire a serviced apartment project in Shanghai’s Yangpu District for RMB 1.26 billion ($180 million) as the first… Read More>>
Singapore developer appetites for more redevelopment projects will be tested in the coming weeks as another set of condo owners band together to market their homes, despite a number of failed tenders in recent weeks. Also in the news today,… Read More>>
