Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Tokyo-listed Comforia Residential REIT has agreed to acquire seven assets across Japan, including multifamily, student housing and senior living properties, for a total of JPY 11.4 billion ($86 million).
The buildings in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Saitama prefecture comprise nearly… Read More>>
Keppel REIT is entering the Japanese market with a S$85.7 million ($60.5 million) acquisition on the capital’s most famous shopping street, according to an announcement by the manager of the Singapore-listed trust late Friday.
The REIT is set to acquire… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Japanese conglomerate Tokyu announces plans for a Tokyo mixed-use project, Hong Kong’s Sun Hung Kai Properties offers deep discounts to apartment buyers, and Chinese regulators try to tamp down the mortgage boycott crisis.
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore Press Holdings terminates Keppel’s offer for the publisher’s real estate business in favour of Cuscaden Peak, cash-strapped Evergrande vows to restart construction and home sales, and China’s bad-debt managers move to support… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, South Korea’s biggest pension fund is revealed as an investor in AXA’s life science property fund, Singapore-listed Prime US REIT secures a loan to finance a recent Florida acquisition, and Hong Kong developer… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, a UK data centre operator’s Chinese owners consider selling out, a Korean sovereign wealth fund shakes up its leadership, and Hong Kong’s “Shop King” is sued over an unpaid debt.
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund is making its first foray into Asian real estate, by buying a majority stake in a set of five retail and office properties in Tokyo for 92.75 billion yen ($823 million).
Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM),… Read More>>
