Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The Singapore government on Thursday closed tenders for three residential development sites, with a closely watched parcel near Havelock MRT station drawing a top bid of S$730 million ($544.4 million) from billionaire Robert Kuok’s Allgreen Properties.
Known as Zion Road… Read More>>
Kerry Properties is appointing founder Robert Kuok’s youngest son Kuok Khoon Hua as its next chairman as the developer of China’s six Kerry Centre commercial projects makes way for the next generation of leadership.
Kuok Khoon Hua will be elected… Read More>>
The Kuok family behind Hong Kong developer Kerry Properties has purchased an office building in the swanky St James’s district of London’s West End for £145.5 million ($198.8 million), becoming the latest members of Asia’s elite to pick up property… Read More>>
The succession plan for one of Asia’s largest conglomerates may have become a bit clearer on Friday when Hong Kong-listed Kerry Properties named Kuok Khoon Hua as its new CEO and Vice Chairman in an announcement to the stock exchange.
Hong Kong-listed Kerry Properties has won the rights to a 98,053 square metre (1 million square foot) site in the eastern China city of Hangzhou after placing the winning bid of RMB 6.814 billion ($985 million) at a government auction,… Read More>>
A pair of developers owned by Malaysian tycoon Robert Kuok have secured a prime mixed-use site in Singapore for S$700 million ($518 million), according to Singapore’s Housing and Development Board.
In the final round of a two phase tender, the… Read More>>
One of Asia’s senior property barons leads us into the new week with news that a developer controlled by the boss of Shangri-La hotels and Kerry Properties has acquired nearly half a billion dollars worth of Singapore sites. Also grabbing… Read More>>
Forbes China just released its 2014 Rich List, detailing the fortunes of the 290 richest Chinese tycoons, and found that five out of the top ten fat cats come from the real estate sector, with two more owning development companies.
