Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Despite the impact on Hong Kong’s hotel industry after months of escalating social unrest, a select number of players are doing some bargain hunting in the Asian financial hub.
Among the most active purchasers this year has been Payson Cha’s… Read More>>
US shopping centre REIT Taubman Centers has named veteran Paul Wright as the new president of its Asian operation, according to a statement by the company on Friday.
Wright, who first joined Hong Kong-based Taubman Asia in 2006, takes over… Read More>>
Indian hospitality group Oyo Hotels and Homes today announced that it is raising $1.5 billion to continue its expansion into the US, Europe and other global markets.
25-year-old Oyo founder Ritesh Agarwal is leading the financing round with support from… Read More>>
Topping the deal charts in this edition of Mingtiandi’s Broker Battle is JLL’s sale of a portfolio of Japanese multifamily properties on behalf of funds managed by US private equity giant Blackstone. European insurer Allianz purchased the set of rental… Read More>>
Knight Frank Singapore has appointed the former head of a Singapore-listed construction firm as a senior member of its investment services team in the city state, according to a press release from the company.
Daniel Ding, former CEO of Soilbuild… Read More>>
PGIM Real Estate has reached a first close of $447 million on its Asia Core Fund, according to an announcement by the asset management unit of US financial giant Prudential.
Seeded with a $290 million portfolio of four assets in… Read More>>
Keppel Land China, the mainland property arm of Keppel Corporation, has agreed to acquire a completed commercial property in Shanghai’s Zhangjiang High Tech Park for RMB 493 million ($69.23 million), according to an announcement by the Singapore-listed developer on Friday.
Hong Kong-based developer Hang Lung Properties has teamed up with New York-based architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) Associates to begin construction on Westlake 66, a 194,100 square metre commercial development in Hangzhou’s Xiacheng district.
The project, which broke ground… Read More>>
After the parent company of WeWork failed in its attempt to launch an IPO this month and the startup’s valuation was reported to slide by as much as 75 percent, Japan’s Softbank is now reported to have joined a shareholder… Read More>>
The aftermath of the decision one week ago by the We Company, the parent firm of WeWork, to postpone its initial public offering continues to be examined in the international press, in board rooms and coffee shops as markets sort… Read More>>
