Asia real estate and outbound investment news
PAG has agreed to buy an office and retail complex in Singapore’s central business district from Singapore-listed Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust for S$810.8 million ($603 million)
The Hong Kong private equity player is buying the Cross Street Exchange near… Read More>>
UK private equity firm Schroders has agreed to buy a northern Singapore mall for S$208 million ($154.8 million), as neighbourhood retail continues to attract property investors during the COVID-19 era.
The British finance firm, which took over Hong Kong’s Pamfleet… Read More>>
CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) has agreed to sell a mall in western Singapore’s Jurong Lake District to CapitaLand for S$340 million ($253 million), the second disposal of a local asset announced by the SGX-listed REIT in less than three… Read More>>
Sites for luxury housing development continued to find favour with developers in Singapore’s first land sale of the year, despite new market restrictions put in place just one month ago, with local development giant CDL besting seven other bidders for… Read More>>
Singapore’s new private home sales dropped by 58 percent in December after cooling measures put in place halfway through the month raised taxes on home purchases, restricted mortgage lending and quickly dampened homebuyer enthusiasm.
Data issued today by Singapore’s URA… Read More>>
Almost five years after breaking ground in Singapore’s central business district, CapitaLand and its Japanese partners officially opened their 79 Robinson Road office building Friday with committed occupancy already close to 93 percent.
Designed by US firm Gensler and Singapore’s… Read More>>
The Singapore government is lifting a 2019 moratorium on new data centre construction and will once again allow construction of new server facilities within its borders, provided that they meet criteria for energy efficiency, according to a statement on Tuesday.
Australia, Japan and Singapore stand out as the top real estate investment locations in Asia Pacific this year considering the bright recovery prospects in these markets, said UK-based asset manager M&G Real Estate, which is focusing on the the logistics,… Read More>>
US developer and investment firm Hines has made its first acquisition in the Singapore market, teaming up with German fund manager DWS Group to buy a ramp-up workshop in the Bukit Batok area from a Blackstone-controlled trust for S$93.8 million… Read More>>
The boom in blank-cheque companies may look like a bust in New York, but the pre-packaged investment arrangements look set for a second act in Southeast Asia as two Temasek Holdings-backed firms prepare to launch Singapore-listed SPACs, including one with… Read More>>
