Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Hong Kong’s SEA Holdings this week acquired its second luxury residential site in four months, and is on the way to building a HK$900 million ($114.6 million) housing project targeting wealthy mainland tenants in the city’s Jardine’s Lookout neighbourhood.
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A plot in Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay area has attracted a record high price for a residential site sold at government auction, with local developer SEA Holdings besting eight competing bids with a HK$1.19 billion ($152.3 million) tender.
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Showing continued faith in demand for Singapore office space among corporate giants, Ascendas REIT has agreed to buy the 75 percent stake in a top-end business park property held by its sponsor, and partner in the project, CapitaLand.
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Hong Kong-listed SEA Holdings is said to have purchased London’s Sanctuary Buildings from a Hana Alternative Asset Management-led consortium less than a year after the Korean investors bought the property from Blackstone, according to a local media report.
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Hong Kong-listed SEA Holdings has acquired the majority of a 24-storey office building in the city’s Central district for HK$780 million ($99.53 million), with the sale reportedly taking place after the owners agreed to drop the price by more than… Read More>>
The Hong Kong government has awarded a waterfront site in Cheung Sha Wan to a consortium of five Hong Kong and mainland developers for HK$17.28 billion ($2.21 billion), breaking price records for residential land in the city.
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Asia’s community of real estate professionals heads into June with a US-based shared economy unicorn finding a China chief after a long search, and a Hong Kong-listed developer finding its new boss in the usual place where family run companies… Read More>>
SEA Holdings has become the latest in a string of Hong Kong investors to wager on London’s property market, agreeing to purchase a nine-storey office building in the British capital for £258 million ($334.4 million), the company confirmed this week…. Read More>>
Mainland financial giant China Everbright announced late on Thursday that it has agreed to purchase the Dah Sing Financial Centre in Hong Kong’s Wanchai district for HK$10 billion ($1.29 billion), as Chinese giants continue to buy up real estate assets… Read More>>
