Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Singapore’s CapitaLand announced early Monday that it had agreed to buy a controlling stake owned by Temasek Holdings in fellow government-backed developer Ascendas-Singbridge in a deal which would value the target company at S$11 billion ($8.13 billion).
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Oxley Holdings Ltd is on its way to selling a pair of hotels on Stevens Road, just near Singapore’s Orchard Road shopping district, for a combined S$950 million ($702 million), according to an announcement by the developer to the city’s… Read More>>
Ascott Residence Trust has sold the Ascott Raffles Place Singapore to a local private investor for S$353.3 million, according to a filing by the REIT’s manager to the Singapore Exchange last week, parting with one of the most recognisable properties in the… Read More>>
A joint venture between ARA Asset Management and Chelsfield Asia has purchased the Manulife Centre on Singapore’s Bras Basah Road for S$555.5 million ($408.8 million), according to statements released late Friday.
Singapore-based ARA and Chelsfield, the Asian arm of a… Read More>>
After a string of recent acquisitions in the antipodes, logistics specialist Logos Property has switched focus back to the Singapore market with the purchase of a 25-hectare (61.8-acre) industrial project from a local unit of global solar firm REC.
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The race for the hearts and wallets of China’s coffee addicts leads today’s real estate news as venture-backed Luckin Coffee says it will open 2,500 new stores this year. That optimistic worldview may not be shared by China Overseas Land… Read More>>
Singapore-listed Datapulse Technology has announced that it has agreed to purchase the 127-room Hotel Aropa in Seoul for KRW 35 billion ($31 million), becoming the second Singaporean firm within the past month to acquire a Korean hotel, despite fears of… Read More>>
The unwinding of China’s mega-investors leads the news again today as Shanghai-based Greenland Group pauses to reconsider its quest to build London’s tallest residential tower, and a policy bank controlled by the central government takes control of HNA’s ongoing asset liquidation…. Read More>>
A set of five fresh residential sites are confirmed to go up for bidding in the first half of next year under Singapore’s land sales program, with the government aiming to fill the lots with a total of 2,025 private… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Central district remained the most expensive place in the world for premium office rental costs as of the end of the third quarter, with the district’s rents far ahead of the second city on the list, New York,… Read More>>
