Asia real estate and outbound investment news
LHN Group’s Coliwoo co-living unit has formed a S$48 million ($35.6 million) joint venture with the boss of local builder Oxley and his son to acquire a building in central Singapore’s museum district.
The four-storey building known as Wilmer Place… Read More>>
Just two weeks after announcing a partnership to invest in Korean rental homes, Weave Living and KKR have acquired their first asset under the joint venture, according to a statement on Tuesday.
The rental housing operator and investor, along with… Read More>>
A real estate affiliate of Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation has formed a wood-themed A$1.2 billion ($790 million) joint venture with Brisbane property firm Cedar Pacific to develop rental housing in Australia as Japanese companies deepen their involvement in the country’s residential… Read More>>
Japan’s Global Link Management is selling a portfolio of apartment buildings across Tokyo and two neighbouring prefectures as investors continue to favour opportunities in Asia’s largest rental housing market.
The TSE-listed developer is selling 14 multi-family properties in Tokyo, Saitama,… Read More>>
Australia’s build-to-rent (BTR) sector is primed for consolidation as high operating costs create opportunities for larger players to gain a market edge through economies of scale, according to senior executives from Local: Residential, Sentinel, Scape and Aware Super. Watch… Read More>>
Value-add investors in Asia Pacific’s living sector can boost returns by aggregating properties into larger portfolios and leveraging technology to create efficient platforms, Aaron Lee, founder and CEO of Dash Living and David Fassbender, head of Japan at PGIM… Read More>>
Weave Living has secured buyout giant KKR as its newest capital partner for the regional apartment operator’s first investments in South Korea, with a focus on Seoul.
The partnership aims to build a rental housing portfolio of 1,200 units with… Read More>>
Detailed understanding of the neighbourhoods and transport networks of Japan’s major cities is growing in importance as apartment assets in Tokyo now trade at cap rates in the mid-3 percent range, thanks to growing competition for acquisitions, according to… Read More>>
At the same time that China’s home sales market faces an era-defining crisis, the country’s rental housing sector is becoming increasingly attractive to foreign and domestic institutional investors, according to a panel of experts from LaSalle Investment Management, Greystar… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s APAC Residential Forum resumes Tuesday with a panel discussion covering the Japanese multi-family sector, the region’s busiest last year with $6.3 billion in deals.
The one-hour session on MTD TV will feature Akira Kosugi, managing director for Japan investment… Read More>>
