Hong Kong’s property woes lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that the developer founded by Kong Kong’s second-richest man has recorded a steep decline in revenue from its property business for… Read More>>
Singapore’s Rockworth Capital Partners Seeks to Build APAC Presence on Back of Aussie Success Sponsored Feature
After building a portfolio of 14 commercial properties in Australia, Singapore’s Rockworth Capital Partners is moving rapidly to add new asset classes and strategies as it seeks to grow its eight-year-old business.
Rockworth has found the Australian market to be… Read More>>
Singapore’s Rockworth Capital Buys 18% Stake in Aussie Investment Group
Rockworth Capital Partners announced today that it has acquired an 18 percent interest in ASX-listed Elanor Investors Group, as the Singapore-based private equity firm ramps up its presence in Australia.
The transaction, which involves purchases of both existing and new… Read More>>
Asia Real Estate People in the News 2019-02-03
Much of the region has already hit the beach for the lunar new year holiday, or are stocking up on sticky-rice and other holiday treats, but a few fortunate professionals around Asia managed to secure a new job before the… Read More>>
SG’s Rockworth Capital Buys Brisbane Building for Over A$60M
Singapore’s Rockworth Capital has added to its portfolio of Australian real estate assets with the purchase of 100 Edward Street, a grade B office asset in Brisbane for a sum of over A$60 million ($44.4 million), according to an announcement… Read More>>
Asia Real Estate People in the News 2018-06-11
Intercontinental moves dominate this week’s roundup of people news, with a real estate investment specialist leaping from London to Hong Kong to take on a new challenge, and a Vietnam-based agency veteran decamping for the UK. A Chinese co-working provider… Read More>>
Morgan Stanley Says China Outbound Deals Could Plunge 84% and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
At the top of today’s news, investment bank Morgan Stanley foresees an 84 percent plunge in Chinese outbound real estate investment this year, amid a widening crackdown on debt-fueled foreign acquisitions that has brought corporate giants like Anbang and… Read More>>
