Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
After going public less than six years ago, Thailand-listed Strategic Hospitality REIT has sold its entire three-hotel portfolio for $106.1 million, narrowly avoiding an imminent loan default.
The disposal of the three assets — the five-star Pullman Jakarta Central Park… Read More>>
ESR on Wednesday announced its expansion into Thailand with the development of two industrial and logistics parks representing a capital investment of THB 8 billion ($235 million).
The Hong Kong-listed group’s first project, expected to be completed by the end… Read More>>
The IT infrastructure division of Japanese telecom group NTT is investing THB 3 billion ($90 million) to develop a 12-megawatt data centre as the company’s largest facility in Thailand.
Located 57 kilometres (35.4 miles) from central Bangkok at Amata City… Read More>>
Japanese real estate developer Tokyu Land is betting on hospitality in the Land of Smiles, with the company’s Singaporean arm investing in a trio of Ibis-branded hotels in separate resort areas in Thailand as tourism stages a partial post-Covid comeback.
Singapore’s CapitaLand Investment and Taiwan-based Ally Logistic Property have joined forces with Thai developer Pruksa Holding to establish a Southeast Asia warehouse fund with a target size of S$1 billion ($740 million) in assets under management.
The three partners have… Read More>>
Worldwide Hotels Group has acquired a newly completed serviced apartment complex along Bangkok’s Sukhumvit Road for THB 1.1 billion ($30.6 million), adding to a string of Thai hospitality acquisitions by the Singaporean budget hotel investor and operator.
Worldwide Hotels, which… Read More>>
After adding eight data centres to its portfolio over the past year, Singapore-based Digital Edge’s top executive is mapping out a path to new markets in India and Thailand as the company aims to more than double its capacity by… Read More>>
Singapore-based Bridge Data Centres has acquired a 450KW server facility in Thailand, the company said, signalling its continued expansion in the ASEAN region.
The subsidiary of Bain Capital-backed Chindata will buy the centre in Samut Prakan, south of Bangkok, from… Read More>>
As part of an ongoing “strategic reset” announced earlier this year, Singtel is joining two foreign partners to launch a data centre business that will form part of a regional digital infrastructure platform led by the state-backed Singaporean telecom giant.
In Mingtiandi’s latest roundup of regional news headlines, consumers in China’s lower-tier cities are embracing global luxury brands, Singapore says foreign buying of homes fell to a 17-year low in 2020, and Thailand approves property tax and fee cuts to… Read More>>
