Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Minnesota’s record-breaking spell of arctic weather may have prompted a state of emergency last month, but it didn’t stop Singapore’s Mapletree from venturing into the midwestern US state for a major property deal.
The US unit of the real estate… Read More>>
New World Development’s K11 Atelier tower on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront has just leased out a full mid-level floor for a monthly rent of HK$2.6 million ($332,413), or HK$95 per square foot, according to a media report. The rate… Read More>>
Former Swire Properties chairman Keith Kerr’s The Development Studio (tds) has completed its first real estate project with nearly half of the units already sold.
Facing the Soho entertainment neighborhood in Hong Kong’s Sheung Wan area, 28 Aberdeen Street is… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Swire Properties, the developer behind Taikoo Li Sanlitun, has teamed up with a mainland firm to revive a moribund mall across the street from its landmark retail complex in Beijing.
Through the partnership agreement, announced this week, Swire… Read More>>
Longfor Properties opened its second shopping center in Shanghai on Saturday, boosting its portfolio of mainland malls to 26. The newly opened Shanghai Baoshan Paradise Walk is a five-level shopping mall with a floor area of 140,000 square metres, and… Read More>>
The tenants occupying Asia’s prime office buildings have changed dramatically in the last thirty years with tech companies now taking up an estimated 20 percent of grade A space in some of the region’s largest office markets.
Despite the growing… Read More>>
US co-working giant WeWork has leased an entire grade A office building in downtown Shanghai, where the $20 billion startup will open its largest-ever shared office centre.
The take-up of the 27,000 square metre tower in the China Overseas International… Read More>>
US-based real estate investment firm LaSalle Investment Management has wrapped up construction on its first project in South Korea, a modern logistics warehouse in Icheon City, south of Seoul.
The 467,207 square foot (43,405 square metre), multi-storey facility, called Logiport… Read More>>
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund is making its first foray into Asian real estate, by buying a majority stake in a set of five retail and office properties in Tokyo for 92.75 billion yen ($823 million).
Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM),… Read More>>
Dalian Wanda boss Wang Jianlin may no longer be China’s richest man, but he can still make a whole mountain disappear.
Wang’s Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties quietly sold off its equity in the $3 billion Changbaishan International Resort in northeastern… Read More>>
