Singapore’s luxury housing market continued to record some of the world’s steepest increases in rental rates during the first half of this year, as wealthy foreigners flow into the Southeast Asia financial haven, according to a recent report by Savills.
QIP Wraps Up $50M Japan Multi-Family Fund With Tokyo Buy
Singapore’s Q Investment Partners has acquired a residential property in central Tokyo as the fourth and final asset of the private equity firm’s Japan multi-family housing fund, marking the closure of the $50 million vehicle.
The property consists of 42… Read More>>
Mubadala Hooks Up With Manulife, Proprium on $600M Japan Multi-Family JV
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company has jumped into Japan’s red-hot multi-family sector, teaming with Canadian giant Manulife and US private equity shop Proprium Capital Partners on a joint venture to assemble a portfolio worth up to JPY 80 billion ($600… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Arch Capital Enters Japan With 25-Asset Tokyo Multi-Family Buy
Arch Capital Management on Tuesday announced the acquisition of 25 multi-family assets in Tokyo for an undisclosed amount, marking the Hong Kong-based company’s first investments in Japan.
The properties, located within the capital’s special wards, are running at near full… Read More>>
Singapore’s CDL Set to Kick Off Pair of Aussie BTR Projects
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>>
Scape Principals Team With APG, Bouwinvest for 10,000-Unit Aussie BTR Venture
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 Teams With Tishman, Alyssa to Buy $126M in China, Japan Apartments
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>>
Hines Acquires Five Japan Multi-Family Assets for Flagship Asia Fund
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>>
China Rental Apartment Platform Mofang Refiles for Hong Kong IPO
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>>
Weave Living Expands into Japan with Hire of Former Allianz Exec
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>>
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