Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Invesco has agreed to acquire a developer of retirement villages in Australia for A$845 million ($551.3 million), as the US asset manager continues to make bets on Asia Pacific senior living.
Invesco’s real estate arm will purchase RetireAustralia from a… Read More>>
Brookfield Asset Management has signed Australia’s biggest direct real estate deal ever, agreeing to sell senior living operator Aveo to the parent company of student housing specialist Scape for A$3.85 billion ($2.5 billion), according to a statement by the New… Read More>>
Australia’s largest residential-for-rent owner and operator Scape aims to grow its portfolio to at least 100,000 housing units by 2030 through expansion into the Japanese market, diversification into senior housing, and growth of its build-to-rent apartment business. Watch the full… Read More>>
Invesco is the latest global player to bet on South Korea’s senior living market, with the US asset manager on Tuesday announcing its acquisition of a three-asset portfolio under a joint venture with senior care specialist Caredoc.
The new platform,… Read More>>
With South Korea set to become the world’s most aged society in the coming decades, Warburg Pincus is harnessing its experience managing residential investment platforms to launch a senior housing venture in Asia’s fifth largest economy as its first direct… Read More>>
Seoul-based GH Partners has teamed with US operator Thrive on a joint venture to offer management services in South Korea’s senior living sector.
Thrive-GHP will initially focus exclusively on the active adult and independent living segments, enabling South Korean seniors… Read More>>
Korean real estate fund manager Mastern Investment Management and local developer STS Development are seeking to raise at least $150 million from Asian investors for Korea’s first senior housing development fund, as Korea’s rapidly ageing population fuels demand for residential… Read More>>
AXA IM Alts, the global alternative investment arm of French insurer AXA, has purchased two senior housing properties in the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido from an affiliate of Goldman Sachs for €34 million ($36 million) on the back of… Read More>>
China Taiping Insurance has agreed to acquire a Beijing retirement home project from developer Century Golden Resources for RMB 2.09 billion ($290 million), chalking up a rare big-ticket deal in the mainland’s senior living sector.
The project in Shunyi district’s… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional headlines, fresh research sounds alarm bells over an ageing population’s impact on the Hong Kong housing supply, and Far East Consortium hits practical completion on Melbourne project. Also in the news, China’s home price growth… Read More>>
