Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore-based Empyrion Digital has established a presence in a fourth Asian market with the development of a 7-megawatt co-location data centre in Taiwan.
The operator backed by infrastructure fund manager Seraya Partners has secured 10MW of electricity for the Taipei… Read More>>
Singapore’s Keppel Ltd is developing its first Taiwan data centre in partnership with a digital infrastructure startup backed by asset management titan BlackRock.
The private Keppel Data Centre Fund II has entered a 50:50 joint venture with Digital Decarbonization Solutions… Read More>>
Google has unveiled an investment in New Green Power (NGP), a Taipei-based solar developer wholly owned by a BlackRock-managed fund, as part of a partnership with BlackRock’s Climate Infrastructure business that will help the US tech giant power its data… Read More>>
Food leads Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today as a European hypermarket giant buys a set of grocery stores in Taiwan of from a unit of Hong Kong’s Jardine’s for €97 million ($109 million).
In other news around… Read More>>
WorkTech is set to launch its first co-working location in Taipei, a 2,000 square metre (21,528 square feet) space in the city’s hipster-favoured Zhongshan district that will open next month.
The eight-year-old Hong Kong-based company is the latest shared office… Read More>>
Within hours of US co-working provider WeWork announcing its expansion into Taiwan, a US news report revealed that co-founder Adam Neumann has cashed out more than $700 million from the company which hopes to achieve a public listing in the… Read More>>
Hong Kong-based Arch Capital Property Advisors has spread its investment wings into Taiwan’s commercial sphere, acquiring the Taimall Shopping Center in Taoyuan for about NT$13.8 billion ($450 million) on behalf of an unidentified institutional investor, who partnered with Taiwanese investment trust… Read More>>
CBRE has hired Cynthia Chu to lead its business in Taiwan as Regional Managing Director, effective August 1. Joining CBRE from rival brokerage Savills, where she headed the Taiwan office, Chu will be reporting to Ben Duncan, President of North… Read More>>
A former managing director in CBRE’s Taiwan office has headed south to Sydney, as the distance between Asia and Australia continues to shrink for the region’s real estate investors.
Joe Lin has taken the newly created role of National Director… Read More>>
It seems that the mainland is not the only Chinese place grappling with taxing real estate as Taiwan’s mushrooming housing market is forcing authorities there to look for measures to cool down housing prices.
According to a report in the China Post,
