Asia real estate and outbound investment news
With interest rates on the rise, trades of income earning real estate assets fell 61 percent in Australia this year and… Read More>>
Veteran investment broker Galven Tan has agreed to join Knight Frank in Singapore as the property consultancy’s chief executive, according to an announcement today, ending a four-year stint at Savills.
Since joining Savills from CBRE in 2019, Tan has advised… Read More>>
China’s Dalian Wanda Group saw its application for a Hong Kong IPO lapse for a fourth time last week, and the company’s attempt to renegotiate $4 billion in pre-IPO financing leads our headline roundup today. Also in the news, China… Read More>>
A board reshuffle at a Singapore-listed data centre REIT leads this week’s collection of personnel moves in Asia’s real estate industry, as Digital Core REIT names a new chairman and CFO. Adding to the turnover this week is a director… Read More>>
An investment company which controls one of Asia’s largest family-owned shipping firms has snapped up an office floor near Singapore’s Orchard Road for S$24 million ($17.7 million) as the city-state’s strata office market continues to gather steam.
IMC Group, founded… Read More>>
A new hire at a top US fund manager and an upgrade at one of Canada’s largest pension fund managers lead this week’s survey of personnel moves around Asia’s real estate industry, with a Beijing-based data centre operator and a… Read More>>
The rising price of borrowing leads today’s roundup of regional real estate news as Hong Kong’s largest bank raises interest rates to a 16-year high. Also in the headlines today, a pair of shophouses has changed hands in Singapore’s Serangoon… Read More>>
Singapore’s luxury housing market continued to record some of the world’s steepest increases in rental rates during the first half of this year, as wealthy foreigners flow into the Southeast Asia financial haven, according to a recent report by Savills.
A senior Singapore investment executive leads this week’s round of personnel moves from around the region with a potential shift from the financial to the political realms. Also making the list, a Shenzhen developer gives his son an upgrade and… Read More>>
TE Capital and LaSalle Investment Management are close to selling two-thirds of their joint venture office project on Cecil Street in under five months as investors continue to buy up floors in the freehold project in Singapore’s central business district.
