KKR’s Japan Metropolitan Fund Investment Corporation will acquire two rental residential assets in Greater Tokyo for a combined JPY 5.39 billion ($41 million) as the US private equity giant continues its spate of real estate deals in Asia’s second-largest economy.
Singapore Private Home Prices Jump 3.2% in Q1, Up 28% Since 2020
Singapore private housing prices rose for a 12th straight quarter during the period from January through March, with the cost of buying a new home jumping 3.2 percent from the final months of 2022, according to preliminary government statistics released… Read More>>
Fosun Selling Stake in Steelmaker for $2B and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Chinese conglomerate Fosun plans to offload its interest in steel group Nanjing Nangang, and mainland new home prices climb at their fastest pace since last June.
Fosun Group Sells Nangang… Read More>>
Logos Seeks Buyer for Stake in $2B Australian Industrial Portfolio
Industrial developer Logos is shopping a stake in its A$3 billion ($2 billion) Australian portfolio in what could be the biggest logistics property deal Down Under in two years.
The move by Sydney-based Logos is said to be giving the… Read More>>
China Expands REIT Regime to Include Malls and Department Stores
China has expanded its pilot program for publicly traded real estate investment trusts (REITs) to include shopping malls and other retail properties, as authorities continue to expand access to liquidity for companies in the property sector.
With the country’s public… Read More>>
Keppel JV Selling Stake in Manila Complex to Sy Family’s BDO for $150M
Singapore’s Keppel Corporation announced Monday that its Philippine subsidiary and a joint venture partner had agreed to sell their half-stake in a metro Manila mixed-use complex for PHP 8 billion ($150 million).
Keppel Philippines Properties and its majority-owned Opon-KE Properties… Read More>>
Mainland Watchdog Queries Wanda IPO Plan and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, costly provisions in a Dalian Wanda unit’s IPO plan raise eyebrows at China’s securities regulator, and Kaisa Group becomes the latest mainland developer to warn of a massive loss in its forthcoming results.
CapitaLand Said Investing $1.5B to Acquire Projects From Vietnam’s VinGroup
Singaporean heavyweight CapitaLand Group is in talks to purchase Vietnamese real estate projects worth $1.5 billion from the country’s largest listed developer, Vinhomes JSC, according to an account by Reuters on Monday.
CapitaLand is in talks with the Hanoi-based firm… Read More>>
SoftBank Throws WeWork $1.5B Lifeline After Stock Slides 90% Since Listing
WeWork has struck a deal with bondholders and key backer SoftBank on a restructuring plan to cancel or convert to equity about $1.5 billion in debt and extend the maturity date of $1.9 billion in other debt, as the loss-making… Read More>>
Goodman Enters Air Cargo Logistics JV at Japan’s Narita Airport
Goodman Group will join with local partners in developing air cargo logistics infrastructure on a 70 hectare (172 acre) site at Narita International Airport, as the Aussie industrial specialist carries out a plan to expand its development workbook in Japan… Read More>>
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