Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Just two weeks after announcing a partnership to invest in Korean rental homes, Weave Living and KKR have acquired their first asset under the joint venture, according to a statement on Tuesday.
The rental housing operator and investor, along with… Read More>>
Investors in Asia Pacific’s living sector are turning to operator-enhanced strategies to boost rents and maximise asset valuations, Sachin Doshi, founder and CEO of Weave Living and Hamish MacDonald, head of APAC real estate at BlackRock told Mingtiandi’s APAC… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus-backed Weave Living has launched the latest location for its Weave Studios line in western Hong Kong island’s Sai Ying Pun area, marking its tenth location across Asia Pacific as the rental housing investor and operator continues to expand… Read More>>
One of Asia’s hottest real estate investment sectors comes into focus starting next week as Mingtiandi begins its APAC Residential Forum with an interview of top executives from Warburg Pincus and Hong Kong’s Weave Living.
The spotlight interview session brings… Read More>>
Weave Living is leading a S$75 million ($56 million) purchase of a hotel in Singapore’s Bugis district to mark its first acquisition in the Lion City.
The Warburg Pincus-backed rental housing platform is acquiring the row of two-storey shophouses at… Read More>>
Weave Living has announced the opening of its sixth apartment community in Hong Kong, unveiling its conversion of a budget hotel in Kowloon East as Weave Studios Kai Tak.
The opening of the 99-unit facility was announced in a LinkedIn… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus-backed Weave Living has agreed to purchase a Kai Tak hotel as its sixth Hong Kong property, spending close to HK$390 million ($50 million) for the asset as the multi-family residential specialist continues to expand its portfolio.
Weave is… Read More>>
A Hong Kong-headquartered co-living firm that owns and operates over $300 million of assets in its home city is expanding its operations internationally with a S$150 million ($108.1 million) equity investment in Singapore.
“The strategy is to go and acquire… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus-backed Weave will throw open the doors to its second co-living space in Hong Kong next month as the two-year-old company races to keep ahead of a growing host of rivals aiming to provide millennial-friendly rental housing in the… Read More>>
Weave co-living is in the process of acquiring a serviced apartment complex at 123 Queen’s Road West in Hong Kong, according to market sources.
The Hong Kong-headquartered firm is said to be paying approximately HK$585 million to purchase the 23-storey… Read More>>
