Asia real estate and outbound investment news
AXA IM Alts has acquired a portfolio of 15 Japanese nursing homes for €156 million ($163.7 million), becoming the latest global investor to bet on senior living assets in the country with Asia’s oldest population.
The portfolio totals over 800… Read More>>
Asia’s elderly are getting more of the respect and attention they deserve this month, particularly from the managers of a pair of Singapore real estate investment trusts.
The manager of Parkway Life Real Estate Investment Trust said on Tuesday that… Read More>>
Hong Kong developer Chinachem has agreed to pay HK$451.2 million ($57.5 million) for a majority stake in a Hong Kong-listed senior care provider as the company prepares to expand into healthcare and senior living.
Privately held Chinachem will acquire a… Read More>>
Nuveen Real Estate has achieved a $100 million first closing of its Japan Alternatives Living strategy, which will focus on stabilised senior housing assets and also consider investments in the student accommodation, single family and co-living sectors.
Having recruited Dutch… Read More>>
Asia Pacific’s rental residential sector is rapidly growing up with acquisitions of multi-family assets in Japan alone reaching $8.5 billion last year, according to Real Capital Analytics. However, that increase in demand is also raising asset prices and squeezing yields… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s “Shop King”, Tang Shing-bor, has put a portfolio of commercial and residential properties on the market for a combined HK$1.5 billion ($190 million), according to a local news report.
Property consultancy Savills, which is marketing the Kowloon and… Read More>>
Singapore Press Holdings has scrapped its acquisition of a portfolio of senior living facilities in Canada, as the potential impact of COVID-19 on property values triggers second thoughts on valuations.
The SGX-listed media and property conglomerate announced to the stock… Read More>>
Singapore Press Holdings has made its second overseas investment in senior living facilities this week as the media and property conglomerate announced today that it has agreed to pay C$232.9 million ($176.6 million) to acquire a set of Canadian properties.
Beijing-based private equity firm Cindat Capital Management has announced a joint venture with US healthcare REIT Omega Healthcare Investors to buy up the remaining interest in a portfolio of 67 UK senior housing properties .
The Cindat–Omega joint venture paid… Read More>>
Keppel Corporation has agreed to buy half of Watermark Retirement Communities, an American company with 52 senior homes in the US and plans to add eight more by 2020. If the deal is finalised, the purchase price will be approximately… Read More>>
