Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Mitsui Fudosan has made its first foray into American warehouses with the Japanese real estate giant announcing investments in a pair of California logistics projects through an existing partnership with US developer Tishman Speyer.
Japan’s largest developer said on Monday… Read More>>
In recent months Korean investors have been reported to have lost as much as 70 percent on US office investments made before the pandemic, but institutions from the home of BTS and Blackpink may still be open to new opportunities… Read More>>
Disruption in the US office market is helping one Hong Kong’s biggest fund managers buy back a San Francisco office project it sold to Blackstone in 2018 for two-thirds off the price from that earlier transaction.
Gaw Capital Partners is… Read More>>
China Oceanwide Holdings has failed to sell its halted $1.6 billion San Francisco mega-project for the third time, in another blow to the cash-strapped developer after the troubled site was seized by creditors last year.
In a filing to the… Read More>>
China Oceanwide Holdings suffered another blow to its shrinking real estate empire on Thursday as creditors foreclosed on the cash-strapped developer’s unfinished San Francisco mixed-use project, which had served as collateral for about HK$2.5 billion ($320 million) in notes that… Read More>>
US developer Hines and South Korea’s National Pension Service have set a new bar for their longtime partnership by announcing a $2.5 billion commercial and residential megaproject in downtown San Francisco.
After completing the $800 million acquisition of the Pacific… Read More>>
Leading today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore’s biggest business space REIT is raising cash to buy a pair of San Francisco office assets for $560 million.
Also in the news, India’s Prestige Group agrees to sell a hefty portfolio… Read More>>
A troubled mainland developer’s race to dispose of assets to meet looming debt repayments took a twist yesterday when China Oceanwide Holdings brought on board a potential replacement buyer for its unfinished San Francisco project.
Oceanwide said in an announcement… Read More>>
Five years after purchasing the site of what was planned to be San Francisco’s second-tallest office tower, China Oceanwide Holdings has agreed to sell the unfinished project at a $276 million loss, according to a statement filed by the developer… Read More>>
Another Chinese developer is selling off an overseas real estate project, but unlike its compatriots at Wanda, Greenland and HNA, state-owned Gemdale Properties and Investment is disposing of its grade A office project in San Francisco after completing and fully… Read More>>
