A fund backed by Singaporean property group Metro Holdings has added four more UK student housing assets to its portfolio, while a Metro joint venture with Lion City builder Sim Lian Group has become the latest Asian buyer of an… Read More>>
Local Builder Sim Lian Tops Tender for Singapore Residential Site with $255M Bid
Sim Lian Group placed the highest bid for a residential plot near Singapore’s Upper Bukit Timah area, topping a competitive field in a government tender for the suburban site on Tuesday.
Privately-held Sim Lian Land and Sim Lian Development offered… Read More>>
SG’s Metro Invests A$96M in Aussie Properties and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
An Aussie real estate portfolio leads the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with the news that a Singapore department store operator and retail developer has agreed to take a 20 percent interest in four office… Read More>>
Tahoe Sells Jiangxi Stake to Shimao to Beat Bond Deadline and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Financial drama leads the real estate news from China today as Tahoe Group announces the sale of another project stake to Shimao in its race to meet a Thursday deadline for repaying investors in a RMB 3 billion bond.
In… Read More>>
Regus Rides Flexible Working Boom with Launch of 31st Singapore Centre
Regus has launched a new location in Singapore’s Jurong East business district, as the biggest flexible office provider in the city-state continues to build up its network.
Regus, a brand of London-based IWG, now has a total platform of 385,000… Read More>>
Guangzhou CTF Tower Opens as China’s Second Tallest and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
If reaching the apex of the world’s fourth tallest building is on your bucket list, then you now have another reason to visit Guangzhou, following the completion of the new 1,739 foot tall tower there. Also in the news this… Read More>>
Wharf Says HK Retail Ready to Rebound and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Luxury sales in Hong Kong are still sliding, but Wharf Holdings, one of the city’s biggest retail landlords sees light at the end of the tunnel. Slightly further north, the rulers of Beijing are counting on moving 15 percent of… Read More>>