SLB Development on Thursday announced its acquisitions of a Singapore commercial complex and a Melbourne office building for a total of $46 million.
SLB has agreed to buy 30 and 31 North Canal Road, a pair of four-storey buildings near… Read More>>
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SLB Development on Thursday announced its acquisitions of a Singapore commercial complex and a Melbourne office building for a total of $46 million.
SLB has agreed to buy 30 and 31 North Canal Road, a pair of four-storey buildings near… Read More>>
Weave Living, through a joint venture with global investor Angelo Gordon, has agreed to purchase a hotel in Hong Kong Island’s Western district for HK$900 million ($115 million) from a property firm controlled by William Cheng, the son-in-law of Henderson… Read More>>
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Weave Living on Tuesday announced the formation of a $200 million joint venture with a global institutional investor to acquire the 435-room Rosedale Hotel in Kowloon for HK$1.37 billion ($175.4 million), signalling a dramatic leap in scale for the residential… Read More>>
Mainland China’s rental residential market could grow into one of the largest globally as rising housing prices and a thriving professional class transform housing choices in Asia’s largest economy, industry leaders said in a panel discussion as part of Mingtiandi’s… Read More>>
Home prices across key cities in Greater China are now three times less affordable than in New York City according to Bloomberg data, which is both creating a class of home renting professionals and giving a boost to the region’s… Read More>>
Weave Living is leading a S$75 million ($56 million) purchase of a hotel in Singapore’s Bugis district to mark its first acquisition in the Lion City.
The Warburg Pincus-backed rental housing platform is acquiring the row of two-storey shophouses at… Read More>>
Weave Living has announced the opening of its sixth apartment community in Hong Kong, unveiling its conversion of a budget hotel in Kowloon East as Weave Studios Kai Tak.
The opening of the 99-unit facility was announced in a LinkedIn… Read More>>
Warburg Pincus-backed Weave Living has agreed to purchase a Kai Tak hotel as its sixth Hong Kong property, spending close to HK$390 million ($50 million) for the asset as the multi-family residential specialist continues to expand its portfolio.
Weave is… Read More>>
Young professionals with an appetite for affordable housing in big cities are fuelling activity in Greater China’s rental-residential market,… Read More>>
Greater China has some of the world’s most expensive housing prices, and the rising cost of home ownership in cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong has now begun to foster build-to-rent real estate investments.
To better understand the demand… Read More>>