Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
A scion of the family behind Hong Kong’s Cheung & Sons conglomerate has swooped on a 14th-floor unit at 9 Queen’s Road Central, picking up the headquarters of troubled mainland developer Jiayuan International Group for HK$95 million ($12.1 million).
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Kingsford Development has teamed up with a unit of state-owned conglomerate Metallurgy Corporation of China, to sign a deal for Singapore’s largest en bloc sale so far this year after making a S$890 million ($637.2 million) offer.
A notice sent… Read More>>
Hopewell Holdings is planning to build a residential and retail project worth up to HK$3.6 billion ($459 million) around a reputed haunted house in Hong Kong’s Wan Chai district, according to a planning application submitted this month.
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Keppel Data Centre Fund II has entered a partnership with a Tianjin-based conglomerate to develop a RMB 1.4 billion ($210 million) data centre near Beijing, marking Singaporean giant Keppel Corporation’s sixth server-hosting facility in China.
KDCF II will acquire a… Read More>>
Debt holders have denied a request by China Evergrande’s primary onshore unit to delay repayment of a RMB 4.5 billion ($670 million) bond, turning up the heat on the world’s most leveraged developer as it faces a winding-up threat in… Read More>>
Wheelock Properties is taking final steps toward building a HK$20 billion ($2.5 billion) residential project in Hong Kong’s Kowloon Bay, having reportedly submitted an application to redevelop an industrial property in the area into 1,782 new homes.
The developer controlled… Read More>>
Ronshine China Holdings has failed to make interest payments totalling $27.9 million on two sets of offshore bonds with a combined outstanding principal of $726 million, putting the mainland developer at risk of accelerated redemption.
Ronshine missed a 9 June… Read More>>
Prolonged global uncertainties and tight domestic supply are hitting Singapore’s industrial real estate market, pulling down property investment deals in the sector by 4.9 percent in the second quarter to S$661.5 million ($472 million) while tempering leasing activity by a… Read More>>
Warehouse giant ESR has agreed to sell a portfolio of nine industrial assets in China to a joint venture of the Hong Kong-listed group and Singapore sovereign fund GIC for $730 million.
The portfolio is 98 percent occupied and consists… Read More>>
Mainland developer Shimao Group failed to pay off a $1 billion offshore bond that came due on Sunday, etching its name in the list of Chinese real estate firms defaulting on dollar-denominated debt.
Shimao owed more than $1.02 billion in… Read More>>
