Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Rush Desai is adding some senior talent to his team at Varsity Group Asia Pacific in Singapore, with the company announcing late last week that it has hired former MSCI executive Varun Malik as director of business development.
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Rushabh Desai, former Asia Pacific CEO of Allianz Real Estate, has joined forces with Stephen Gaitanos and Craig Carracher, the co-founders of rental housing developer Scape Australia, to launch Varsity Group Asia, a fund management business targeting high-growth alternative real… Read More>>
After building Allianz Real Estate into one of Asia Pacific’s most active investors, Rushabh Desai is leaving the property investment division of the European insurance heavyweight to pursue other interests, according to the Munich-based firm.
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Following through on an initiative first revealed on MTD TV in May of this year, Allianz Real Estate today announced a $2 billion strategy for investing in Japanese rental apartments, together with Canadian pension fund manager Ivanhoe Cambridge.
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Asia’s largest economies are continuing to struggle to move past the pandemic, with cities such as Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo still sketching out recovery plans, and real estate investors continuing to measure the impact of lockdowns and work-from-home arrangements.
The world’s largest institutional investors continue to bet on Japanese rental apartments for their resilient returns, with Allianz Real Estate announcing on Friday that it had entered into an agreement to acquire a portfolio of Tokyo assets for €75 million… Read More>>
The COVID-19 pandemic drove down investment in commercial real estate across Asia Pacific by 36 percent in the first nine months of 2020, but one of the biggest purchasers of property assets in the region still managed to boost its… Read More>>
Allianz Real Estate announced today that it has agreed to spend $160 million to add to its portfolio of Japanese apartments on behalf of its APREAP Core 1 Fund.
The property investment unit of the European insurance giant is acquiring… Read More>>
Allianz Real Estate has braved the downturn in Japan to pick up a portfolio of multifamily properties in Tokyo for €110 million ($122 million), announcing the deal just weeks after the property investment arm of the European insurance giant opened… Read More>>
Allianz Real Estate, the property investment arm of the European insurance giant, opened offices in China and Japan this month as part of an Asia Pacific expansion drive which saw the company grow its portfolio in the region by 83… Read More>>
