Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Shares of The Assembly Place made a strong trading debut Friday on the Singapore Exchange’s Catalist board, leaping 26.1 percent to close at S$0.29 ($0.23).
The co-living operator’s stock began trading at 9am under the symbol TAP and soared 34.8… Read More>>
The ongoing revival of Singapore’s commercial property market leads real estate news from around the region today as the son of an Indonesian tycoon is said to be in due diligence for a Katong mall. Also making the list are… Read More>>
Signs of a shift in Australia’s housing market lead Mingtiandi’s first look at real estate news from around Asia Pacific of the new year, as rising interest rates seem to be driving down home prices in Sydney and Melbourne. Also… Read More>>
Private equity giants including KKR, Bain, and Lone Star are preparing bids for Sapporo’s $2.7 billion real estate business, with a sale expected by November. Also in the news: Jardine’s profit surges, China’s housing slump deepens, and New World launches… Read More>>
Asia’s living sector is generating strong returns as growing rental demand and supply constraints boost occupancy at co-living, student housing, and worker accommodation properties, according to a panel of top executives speaking at Mingtiandi’s Singapore Forum on Tuesday. Watch… Read More>>
Eugene Lim YJ is currently the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Assembly Place.
He has more than 15 years of experience in the real estate industry. Before founding The Assembly Place, he was the Director, Marketing and Sales… Read More>>
Mingtiandi’s Singapore forum continues to build its roster of speakers from the world’s largest real estate investment organisations, with senior representatives of Brookfield Asset Management and Bain Capital set to appear in spotlight interviews in the 10 September event.
The… Read More>>
Singapore’s The Assembly Place has raised S$5.33 million ($3.9 million) from a pre-Series A funding exercise anchored by Apricot Capital, surpassing the co-living owner-operator’s S$5 million target.
The fresh funds will fuel TAP’s growth as it seeks to increase its… Read More>>
Singapore’s The Assembly Place continues to ramp up its presence in the city-state’s rental residential market with joint ventures backed by the co-living investor and operator winning government contracts to renovate and manage three hostels for healthcare workers.
Together with… Read More>>
The family of Singapore instant coffee king David Teo has completed their S$105-million ($78.1 million) purchase of a mixed-use property in the city’s upscale Bukit Timah area and is preparing to transform the asset into a combined co-living and retail… Read More>>
