Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Greystar Real Estate Partners has announced the appointment of Akira Kosugi as managing director of its Japan business as the US-based rental apartment developer embarks on the next stage of its Asia expansion.
The company’s newly launched Tokyo office brings… Read More>>
Co-living provider Oootopia unveiled its second shared residence last week, according to an announcement by the company, opening the doors to a 49 unit property in Kowloon as the private equity-backed startup expands its Hong Kong footprint.
The opening of… Read More>>
Foreign investors are pushing into India’s rental housing market, with a big recent deal highlighting the potential for a shift away from mom-and-pop dominance in the sector.
Budget hotel operator OYO Rooms, backed by SoftBank, announced in late October its… Read More>>
Hong Kong-listed real estate developer Chinachem Group was announced on Monday as the winner of a public tender for a residential site in the Ho Man Tin area of Kowloon East estimated to be worth nearly HK$13 billion ($1.66 billion).
China’s clampdown on outbound capital may have brought low once-powerful investors such as Dalian Wanda and HNA, but at least some players still have some cash to spend across the border, as a company controlled by directors of Shenzhen-based developer… Read More>>
Singapore’s collective sale surge has grown by one more building – the horseshoe shaped Pearlbank Apartments in the Outram Park area. Colliers International announced Thursday that the iconic 37-storey building is up for collective sale, following a fourth and finally… Read More>>
Keppel Land and Wing Tai Land have teamed up to place the top bid of S$446.3 million ($327 million) on a prime residential site in the Serangoon Garden neighbourhood of Singapore, where the developers intend to build over 600 homes.
The garden city of Suzhou is now only twenty-five minutes from Shanghai by high speed rail, and one of Hong Kong’s biggest developers, along with its mainland partner, may be hoping that the Chinese commercial centre’s sky high real estate… Read More>>
Henderson Land Development bought the remaining stake in a 53-year-old Kowloon apartment block that it did not already own for the reserve price of HK$1.698 billion ($216.6 million) this week, with plans to redevelop the decrepit building into a new… Read More>>
Developers KWG Property Holdings and Longfor Properties have become the latest mainland home builders to buy into Hong Kong’s Kai Tak area after a HK$7.3 billion ($938 million) joint bid by the two developers won a residential site in the… Read More>>
