Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Philip Levinson will be stepping down as CEO of Cromwell EREIT Management, less than a year after taking the helm at the manager of Singapore-listed Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust.
The REIT manager announced that Levinson will resign on… Read More>>
The managers of ESR-REIT and Viva Industrial Trust (VIT) have announced a proposed merger that would create Singapore’s fourth-largest industrial real estate investment trust by asset value, totalling about S$3 billion ($2.2 billion).
Through the proposed deal, which would mark… Read More>>
Singapore’s CapitaLand Commercial Trust (CCT) is making its first foray outside of Asia to pick up a 38-storey, grade A commercial tower in Frankfurt, Germany for €356 million ($420.8 million).
CCT, Singapore’s largest commercial REIT by market cap, will take… Read More>>
Leading today’s roundup, e-commerce giant JD.com is ramping up its logistics investments by bagging a 10 percent stake in China’s second-largest warehouse developer. The residential arm of Vietnam’s Vingroup is believed to have raised about $1.35 billion in its initial… Read More>>
The manager of Keppel DC REIT, which owns more than one million square feet of data centre space, has appointed Christina Tan as chairman of the board of directors of the Singapore-listed trust, effective Wednesday.
The new role comes in… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus-backed e-Shang Redwood REIT (ESR-REIT) has proposed a merger with Viva Industrial Trust to create the fourth-largest Singapore-listed industrial REIT.
ESR-REIT announced the proposed merger with Viva Industrial Trust, a mainboard-listed business park and industrial REIT, this week after… Read More>>
Keppel Corporation announced on Friday that it has received approval from the Singapore stock exchange for a proposed listing of a new real estate investment trust (REIT), composed of $820 million in US office assets.
The Singaporean conglomerate, which already… Read More>>
In today’s real estate headlines even one of Hong Kong’s most established property tycoons is feeling the pressure as the city’s land prices soar at the same time that home prices slide. Meanwhile, the city’s biggest developer denies reports it… Read More>>
What if you built a $3.24 billion portfolio of hotels in China and no one wanted it? Shanghai-based Greenland Group seems to be struggling with this question as the developer, which ranks as the mainland’s second-largest by sales, continues to… Read More>>
The real estate billionaire behind a Shanghai shopping mall and hotel plans to buy up the majority of an upcoming Singapore REIT offering as China’s property developers continue to look for ways to invest their wealth overseas.
According to a… Read More>>
