Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Hines on Friday announced the official opening of its first-ever rental apartment complex in Hong Kong as the US developer continues to expand its bets on multi-family residential in Asia Pacific.
Dash on Prat, an 18-storey co-living facility in the… Read More>>
Hong Kong has not only lost its crown for having the most expensive retail district globally, the Chinese territory’s top-end shopping has also migrated to unfashionable Kowloon.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, a serviced apartment complex in Singapore’s Orchard Road area goes up for sale as the public tenders of several city-state sites close without a deal, and China’s biggest banks reel from overdue loans… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Kailong Group is making preparations for a life sciences project on a Kowloon site acquired more than two years ago, with the real estate fund manager announcing a partnership with EC Healthcare to develop a medical building anchored… Read More>>
Hong Kong recorded its third-ever unsuccessful compulsory sale just two weeks ago, with the auction for Tai Chi Court in the city’s Tsim Sha Tsui area seeing a buyer walk away from the chance to pick up the commercial property… Read More>>
US developer Hines has acquired Butterfly on Prat, a 158-room hotel in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui area, which the firm plans to convert into a co-living flagship to be managed by local residential operator Dash Living.
The 18-storey asset… Read More>>
Butterfly on Prat, a 158-room hotel in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui area, has reportedly changed hands for HK$980 million ($123 million) as the local tourism collapse compels smaller lodging operators to sell their assets to redevelopment-minded investors.
Multiple market… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s prime business districts continue to welcome expansion by the world’s largest full-service flexible workspace provider, as IWG is set to scoop up more spoils from the near collapse of former co-working giant WeWork.
The Switzerland-based office operator will… Read More>>
Hong Kong is back to work after last week’s holiday, but the city’s real estate market doesn’t seem to be able to catch a break with Tsim Sha Tsui losing its Cartier shop as retail woes continue.
In a crisis… Read More>>
Tang Shing-Bor, known in Hong Kong as the “Shop King” has hit a patch of legal trouble after failing to pay more than HK$12 million ($1.5 million) in rent, according to local news reports.
The owners of a building at… Read More>>
