Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Tuan Sing Holdings has submitted a planning application to redevelop the retail podium of the Grand Hyatt Melbourne, which the Singapore-based firm owns.
Tuan Sing seeks to revitalise 121-131 Collins Street and 23-25 George Parade, currently comprising the 550-room Grand… Read More>>
KKR leads Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today as the global investment firm acquires a controlling stake in an Indian hospital chain, Baby Memorial Hospital. Also making the list, Hong Kong’s property sales sink again in June and Metro Pacific and GIC… Read More>>
Frasers Property has confirmed its sale of a riverfront apartment complex near Singapore’s Robertson Quay with the developer informing the Singapore exchange on Tuesday that it is selling the rental residential and commercial space for S$140.9 million ($104 million).
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Frasers Property is selling a serviced apartment complex along the Singapore River to SGX-listed developer Tuan Sing Holdings for nearly S$140 million ($103.47 million), as the company struggles with an 82 percent drop in earnings in the six months ending… Read More>>
Japan leads today’s roundup of real estate headlines from around the region, with Blackstone talking up its recent series of disposals in Asia’s second-largest economy. Also in the news, SGX-listed Manulife US REIT will halt distributions for the first half… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Tuan Sing wins a tender for a freehold site in central Singapore, Hong Kong’s Kerry Properties reports a blowout first-half profit, and Raffles Education puts its corporate building and college campus up for… Read More>>
Tuan Sing Holdings is making one of Singapore’s largest commercial real estate sales this year after signing a S$500 million ($371 million) sale and purchase agreement with a BVI-registered buyer for the firm’s Robinson Point office building.
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Tuan Sing Holdings has agreed to sell the Robinson Point office building near Singapore’s Raffles Place central business district for S$500 million ($364.2 million), or 34 percent over the property’s book value, notching an above market deal after real estate… Read More>>
Singaporean property developer Tuan Sing Holdings has agreed to purchase the Sime Darby Centre commercial building from Stephen Schwarzman’s Blackstone and Malaysia’s Sime Darby Group for S$365 million ($260 million), according to a statement from Tuan Sing to the Singapore… Read More>>
