Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The last three weeks have seen a burst of people moves in key Asian markets as property services firms start to replenish their executive ranks amid signs of a post-pandemic rebound in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Colliers International this month… Read More>>
Technology facts are about to be separated from fiction for Asia’s real estate industry, through an online survey being launched this week, and Mingtiandi readers are being asked to play a central role.
The Mingtiandi-Yardi Asia Proptech Survey, will ask… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Mapletree Logistics Trust eyes the purchase of a Changi warehouse property, merger talks give a boost to Beijing Capital Land’s Hong Kong-listed shares, and China resumes efforts to sell off assets of fallen… Read More>>
The National Pension Service of South Korea has acquired a 100 percent interest in the 34-storey Melbourne Quarter Tower from Australian developer Lendlease for a reported A$1.2 billion ($900 million).
The largest and last of three office towers in Lendlease’s… Read More>>
A consortium led by Logos Property has moved a step closer to buying Australia’s largest intermodal logistics facility for A$1.67 billion ($1.26 billion) after signing a binding agreement with the owner, logistics operator Qube.
Logos has joined with existing partners… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Ascendas India Trust splashes out on the development of a large Navi Mumbai data centre, the indebted former owner of Singapore’s Park Hotel Group is wound up, and Tencent plans a fancy… Read More>>
Asia’s most comprehensive study of tech adoption in the real estate industry gets under way next week as Mingtiandi and Yardi launch a survey of over 10,000 industry professionals in the region.
A confidential questionnaire will be delivered to Mingtiandi… Read More>>
Singapore’s CapitaLand has agreed to sell partial stakes in six of the nine mixed-use Raffles City developments in China to mainland insurance giant Ping An, as Southeast Asia’s largest developer and the region’s second-largest fund manager continues to turn its… Read More>>
A pair of mainland developers — cash-strapped China Oceanwide Holdings and distressed-asset enthusiast Sunac China Holdings — have seen their interests converge once again, with Sunac agreeing to buy two of Oceanwide’s Hangzhou properties for RMB 2.2 billion ($340 million),… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Eagle Hospitality Trust completes the disposal of its remaining non-auctioned Chapter 11 hotels, debt-stricken developer Evergrande makes good on its $1.8 billion offshore bond, and Hong Kong home prices rise for a fifth… Read More>>
