Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Property consultancy Colliers International has brought in a new face to run its Korean operation, with the Toronto-based firm installing Robert Wilkinson as the head of its Seoul office starting this week.
Wilkinson, who has been with Colliers since 2011,… Read More>>
Plunging property sales lead the way in Mingtiandi’s roundup of Asia real estate headlines today with HSBC predicting a bleak 2020 for mainland China’s real estate market.
In other news around the region, a top office of a Singapore bakery… Read More>>
Just one month after closing on $2.2 billion in fresh cash, Gaw Capital Partners is bidding to put some of that funding to work in a new asset class, according to an announcement late last week by Australia’s largest self-storage… Read More>>
Kailong Real Estate is preparing to start work on its latest Hong Kong project after purchasing a pair of ageing buildings in the Tsim Sha Tsui district of Kowloon, according to the firm’s top executive in the city.
A joint… Read More>>
Five years after purchasing the site of what was planned to be San Francisco’s second-tallest office tower, China Oceanwide Holdings has agreed to sell the unfinished project at a $276 million loss, according to a statement filed by the developer… Read More>>
Frasers Property is betting on the UK’s tech sector as it adds another commercial asset to its Great Britain portfolio, according to an announcement today to the Singapore stock exchange by the developer controlled by Thai billionaire Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi.
The… Read More>>
Less than two months after purchasing a West Kowloon project for HK$42.23 ($5.4 billion) Sun Hung Kai Properties is reported to have found a partner to join in building the largest commercial tower on the peninsula.
Ping An Real Estate… Read More>>
Developer SRE Group Ltd informed the Hong Kong stock exchange today that its chairman, Peng Xinkuang was temporarily unable to perform his duties after having been detained by police in mainland China.
The real estate development subsidiary of financially troubled… Read More>>
Korea’s NH Investment & Securities has taken a step toward acquiring one of Seoul’s largest office projects, after being selected as the preferred bidder for Tower 2 of the city’s Parc 1 complex, according to sources familiar with the project… Read More>>
Singapore’s Temasek Holdings, together with Shanghai-based investment manager Trustbridge Partners, has offered to buy up a majority stake in the China operations of troubled flexible office operator Wework, according to a report by Reuters today.
The Singapore government fund and… Read More>>
