Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
UOL Group has agreed to acquire a student housing complex in southern England for £43.5 million ($59 million), becoming the latest Singaporean builder to bet on the education-related living segment in Britain.
SGX-listed UOL is buying Varley Park, a complex… Read More>>
Singapore’s Keppel Ltd has raised fresh cash for two of its alternative asset investment strategies with the SGX-listed firm saying late Thursday that it has gained commitments of $700 million across the pair of funds.
After inking the first deal… Read More>>
A fund managed by TPG Angelo Gordon has teamed up with Wang On Properties to take advantage of Hong Kong’s cratering commercial property market by acquiring a hospitality asset in the city for conversion to student housing.
The US fund… Read More>>
Macquarie Asset Management is placing a bet on purpose-built student accommodation in Europe, with the Australian firm having agreed to acquire and combine two specialist platforms in the red-hot asset class.
The merger of BaseStack Living and Milestone will create… Read More>>
Singapore’s Far East Orchard this week announced the final closing of its maiden private fund focused on purpose-built student accommodation in Britain, with the vehicle having secured £96 million ($129.5 million) in committed capital.
Institutional investors contributed 63.5 percent of… Read More>>
Centaline Group has established a student housing operating platform in Hong Kong, as the local property agency seeks to capitalize on rising demand for accommodation from mainland Chinese students.
Branded CampusOne Communities, the platform aims to assist asset owners in… Read More>>
Executives from some of Asia Pacific’s biggest student housing players shared insights on the fast-growing asset class from a global perspective amid an uncertain geopolitical backdrop at the Mingtiandi Singapore Forum on Tuesday. Watch the full recording>>
The Yardi-sponsored event… 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>>
With average rents for student housing in Sydney up 50 percent since 2018, according to Knight Frank, the boss of Asia Pacific’s biggest student accommodation provider will deliver an insider’s view of the high-growth sector at the Mingtiandi Singapore Forum… Read More>>
Australia’s biggest owner-operator of student housing, Scape, continues to scoop up commitments for its flagship core fund, with the group on Thursday announcing CBRE Investment Management as its latest capital partner.
The fund management arm of property services giant CBRE… Read More>>
