Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Savills Investment Management is taking its penchant for Korean partners to another level after its parent company agreed to sell a 25 percent stake in the fund manager to Seoul-based insurance giant Samsung Life for £63.75 million ($90.4 million).
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JP Morgan has reached an agreement to dispose of Manhattan’s landmark 195 Broadway to a consortium led by Korea Investment & Securities and Samsung SRA Asset Management for KRW 600 billion ($500 million), according to the Korea Economic Daily.
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Singapore private equity firm Keppel Capital has agreed to purchase a set of three Seoul office buildings for a combined KRW 430 billion ($370.5 million), according to an announcement by the firm on Monday.
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A mysterious suitor, or group of suitors leads Asia’s real estate headlines today as they kick the tires on Frasers Tower in Singapore’s Tanjong Pagar area.
The Lion City also figures into the sale of a 3.8 percent stake in… Read More>>
Keppel Capital’s Korean unit has been named the preferred buyer for a trio of Seoul office buildings valued at a combined KRW 450 billion ($400 million), according to a report in The Korea Economic Daily.
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India looms large in the region’s real estate world today as the subcontinent gets its first IKEA shop, and one of the country’s biggest landlords unveils a 1.1 million square metre lease just before it launches India’s first REIT with… Read More>>
HNA Group continues to shed US assets to pay off its debt burden, with the Hainan-based conglomerate this past week having been reported this past week to have sold the Minneapolis City Center mall and an adjacent office building for… Read More>>
Leading today’s roundup, the real estate investment arm of Samsung Life Insurance has scooped up a twin-tower office complex in downtown Seoul, paying a record price per square metre for a commercial building in the city. Meanwhile in Sydney, Dalian… Read More>>
Korean institutional investors have chalked up another cross-border property deal, with a unit of Samsung buying a London office building for an estimated price of up to £320 million ($457 million).
Samsung SRA Asset Management, the real estate investment arm… Read More>>
