Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Hong Kong-listed Rykadan Capital has taken a major step towards developing a 30-storey commercial tower in the city’s Wanchai district after buying up nearly 90 percent of an aging building on Jaffe Road two MTR stations east of Central.
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Movie star Shu Qi is a familiar face representing products from shampoo to long underwear in China, now the actress may become a symbol of Hong Kong’s sliding housing market as news of her loss-making home sale leads today’s headline… Read More>>
JLL, the world’s second largest property consultancy by revenue, announced on Thursday that it would pack up its office in the city’s traditional business centre of Admiralty and move to One Taikoo Place in Quarry Bay next year.
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Developer half-year financial results continue to dominate the headlines today, as both Sunac China and Hong Kong’s Sino Land report in with big jumps in profit driven by strong sales in the first six months of 2018. Down in Singapore… Read More>>
Among this week’s set of real estate executives grabbing new jobs, the asset management division of a Swiss bank adds a senior member to its Singapore team, while a warehouse developer affiliated with tech billionaire Jack Ma could be tipping… Read More>>
Shared office giant WeWork leads the news again today as Japan’s Softbank decides to wager another $1 billion that leasing offices on a retail basis will continue to be a growth industry. Also in the news, a UK sports retailer… Read More>>
International accounting firm KPMG is said to have signed up for 150,000 square feet (14,000 square metres) of space at South Island Place, an upcoming office project under development in Hong Kong’s Wong Chuk Hang area.
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Movie stars finally make their way into Mingtiandi today as Taiwanese glamour gal Shu Qi gives a low-key celebrity endorsement to a Hong Kong project with her recent HK$127 million purchase of a home in the mid-levels tower. Meanwhile, Swire… Read More>>
A set of board level changes lead this week’s look at who’s changing places in Asia’s real estate world, as an Anbang executive appears to be exiting a role as some of the mainland’s leading corporates, and Korea’s biggest pension… Read More>>
Swire Properties has agreed to sell a pair of office buildings in Hong Kong’s Quarry Bay area to a little-known mainland investor for HK$15 billion ($1.9 billion), according to an announcement by the company on Friday to the Hong Kong… Read More>>
