Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Hong Kong-listed industrial specialist ESR has begun construction of a multi-storey warehouse and automated container depot in Singapore alongside a quintet of Japanese co-investors.
The development of Sunview Logistics & Container Hub in western Singapore’s Jurong area brings together a… Read More>>
Japan’s Tokyu Land teams with investment firm Kennedy Wilson on a real estate debt fund targeting US projects, with that deal leading today’s headline roundup. Also in the news, Li Ka-shing’s CK Asset sells Australia farmland and Mitsubishi Estate’s shares… Read More>>
A pair of Japanese moves highlights Mingtiandi’s review of personnel changes from around Asia Pacific’s real estate industry this week as Seven & I Holdings and the manager of Tokyu REIT both unveil new leadership. Also making the list are… Read More>>
Tokyu REIT has agreed to sell a nine-storey retail building in Tokyo’s Shibuya ward to Tokyu Land Corporation for JPY 6.5 billion ($46 million).
The TSE-listed trust will unload Conze Ebisu at a 38 percent premium to the asset’s book… Read More>>
Tokyu REIT has agreed to acquire the 47.4 percent stake it doesn’t already own in a Tokyo office building from its sponsor, Tokyu Corporation, for JPY 14.7 billion ($93 million).
The TSE-listed trust is buying out the 11-storey Tokyu Bancho… Read More>>
China Vanke leads Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today as the distressed developer eyes a capital raise through the listing of its long-term rental business. Also making the news, Japan’s Tokyu REIT makes a multi-family acquisition and industrial giant ESR breaks ground… Read More>>
Developer Tokyu Land Corporation is selling a stake in a set of central Tokyo office floors for over JPY 100 billion ($673 million), as office rents in the Japanese capital continue to rise despite worries over an influx of new… Read More>>
Tokyu Land Corporation last week announced the completion of a 161,539 square metre (1.7 million square feet) warehouse in Greater Osaka, marking the Japanese property giant’s largest industrial project to date.
Designed to serve the cities of Kyoto, Osaka and… 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.
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.
