Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Orix JREIT has agreed to buy an under-construction Tokyo residential project for JPY 2.2 billion ($17 million) and sell an ageing apartment building for JPY 2.9 billion in an exchange with a unit of development giant Daiwa House.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, the average price of an apartment in Tokyo breaks a four-month-old record, and Chinese officials investigate the former boss of a state-owned conglomerate.
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Sekisui House REIT has agreed to sell an office building in Tokyo’s Shinagawa special ward to local IT firm TIS Inc for JPY 70 billion ($530 million), with the trust also set to acquire a stake in a separate office… Read More>>
KKR’s Japan Metropolitan Fund Investment Corporation will acquire two rental residential assets in Greater Tokyo for a combined JPY 5.39 billion ($41 million) as the US private equity giant continues its spate of real estate deals in Asia’s second-largest economy.
KKR has teamed up with Hong Kong’s Gaw Capital Partners to buy the Hyatt Regency Tokyo from Odakyu Electric Railway, giving the US private equity giant its first hotel asset in Japan.
Funds managed by the two investment firms have… Read More>>
Goodman Group will join with local partners in developing air cargo logistics infrastructure on a 70 hectare (172 acre) site at Narita International Airport, as the Aussie industrial specialist carries out a plan to expand its development workbook in Japan… Read More>>
Singapore-based Digital Edge has entered a partnership with Japanese builder Hulic to develop a carrier-neutral data centre in downtown Tokyo, marking the platform’s seventh facility serving the capital city area.
The project, known as TYO7, will provide interconnect-focused co-location capacity… Read More>>
Activia Properties has agreed to acquire a central Tokyo office building for JPY 30.6 billion ($220 million), with the transaction to be financed in part by the disposal of the Japanese REIT’s interest in the land beneath a Ginza mall.
Bahrain-based alternative assets manager Investcorp has opened an office in Tokyo, expanding its presence to Japan to target private equity and real estate opportunities in the world’s third-largest economy.
Investcorp has also tapped economist and former cabinet member Heizo Takenaka… Read More>>
Mitsubishi Estate is selling stakes in an office building and a WeWork-occupied mixed-use tower in Tokyo for a total of JPY 32 billion ($239 million), transferring the assets to a listed REIT sponsored by the Japanese real estate giant.
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