Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
CapitaLand’s $15.9 billion plan to privatise its development operation and spin off its fund management business is set to go to shareholders next month after receiving approval from the board of Southeast Asia’s largest real estate business.
“This restructuring is… Read More>>
Colliers International is further reinforcing its Singapore-based team with the hiring of John Howald as executive director and head of international capital for Asia Pacific.
Joining Colliers from JLL Japan, Howald will report to Terence Tang, managing director for capital… Read More>>
The COVID-19 pandemic brought major changes to Asia’s real estate industry, according to a Mingtiandi survey conducted one year ago, and a poll being conducted this month aims to measure how much further this innovation has to go.
The Mingtiandi-Yardi… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, China Evergrande’s share and bond prices tumble as a court freezes a bank deposit held by the indebted developer, while a senior executive of the group appears in a Hong Kong court to… Read More>>
The founder of a Singapore real estate developer that got its start operating hotels in the city’s red-light district is set to take the company private after reaching a key milestone in a buyout effort today.
A voluntary conditional cash… Read More>>
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>>
