Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Hong Kong’s Hysan Development warned of a 2023 attributable loss on the order of HK$900 million ($115 million) in an update issued without fanfare on Chinese New Year’s Eve.
The expected loss marks a narrowing of the HK$1.16 billion shortfall… Read More>>
Troubled mainland developer Sunac China did some spring cleaning just before the lunar new year holiday, with the company’s announcement of a $552 million Sichuan disposal leading Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today. Also in the news, KKR signs a deal to… Read More>>
One of Asia’s biggest retail landlords has been doing some pre-New Year shopping in China’s discounted property market, with Link REIT announcing on Friday that it has agreed to buy out China Vanke’s stake in a Shanghai mall to take… Read More>>
Hotels continue to be a top target for real estate investors in Asia Pacific, with Sydney-based alternative asset manager MA Financial agreeing to buy a Melbourne hospitality asset from Singaporean developer Hiap Hoe late last week for A$96 million ($62.55… Read More>>
Hong Kong investor Lai Wing-to is shopping a trio of mixed-use properties in London’s posh West End area, reversing a decade of acquisitions in the British capital as commercial property values decline and retail sales remain subdued both at home… Read More>>
Sankei Real Estate is selling office assets in Tokyo and Osaka for JPY 34 billion ($232 million) and putting half of the proceeds into the purchase of three hotels across the island nation, as the TSE-listed REIT adapts to the… Read More>>
Korea Investment Corporation has opened an office in Mumbai, establishing India as the sovereign wealth fund’s first emerging-market outpost.
KIC received regulatory approval for the office from India’s central bank on 24 January, it said late last week in a… Read More>>
Chris Fossick has left his longtime role as JLL’s Southeast Asia CEO and joined the board of London-based developer Native Land.
Fossick will sit as a non-executive director at Native Land, whose projects include the Bankside Yards mixed-use development in… Read More>>
The offline struggles of China’s biggest e-commerce company lead today’s collection of real estate headlines from around the region, as Alibaba is said to be looking for the exit from a department store bet. Also in the news, Singapore puts… Read More>>
China Evergrande Group was issued a wind-up order by Hong Kong’s High Court on Monday, setting in motion the liquidation of a company once ranked as China’s largest developer as it struggles with $329 billion in debts against $240 billion… Read More>>
