Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Singapore’s ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) on Thursday revealed plans to develop a data centre campus in Malaysia’s Johor state that will support up to 120MW in capacity, marking the operator’s second facility in the country.
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AirTrunk on Thursday announced the development of its first data centre in Malaysia, a hyperscale facility in Johor Bahru with more than 150 megawatts of planned capacity.
AirTrunk’s JHB1 campus will span 10.3 hectares (25.5 acres) at the southern tip… Read More>>
Equinix on Wednesday announced its entry into Malaysia with a plan to build a hyperscale data centre in Johor state at an initial investment of $40 million, as rising demand continues to propel the digital infrastructure race in Southeast Asian… Read More>>
Country Garden’s massive 14-square-kilometre, $100 billion Forest City (森林城市) project in Johor, Malaysia may not be completed as planned following comments by Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad suggesting that foreigners will not be permitted to live in the new city…. Read More>>
Hangovers suffered from China’s cross-border buying binge dominate the real estate news across the region today, with familiar players HNA, Country Garden and CCCC taking leading roles in some financial drama. A day after HNA reported the untimely death of… Read More>>
Property developer S P Setia said in an announcement on the Bursa Malaysia exchange that the company could pay around RM3.5 billion ($794 million) for I&P Group, creating one of the country’s largest real estate firms.
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China’s third largest developer has closed mainland sales offices for its largest overseas project as authorities in Beijing keep a tight grip on the country’s capital account.
Country Garden Holdings has shut the doors to sales offices in Shanghai and… Read More>>
Wednesday’s headlines are here and they are all about perspectives. For instance, while Chinese developers see opportunity in the Malaysian city of Johor Bahru, Singaporean see potential doom. Meanwhile, private equity firm Oaktree looks at China’s bad loans and spots… Read More>>
One of China’s biggest builders is counting on a surge of sales from a $121 billion project it is building on a set of reclaimed islands between Malaysia and Singapore to bring in more than $3 billion in new sales… Read More>>
An office building in downtown Singapore has sold to a mainland Chinese investor for more than S$210 million ($150 million), through acquisition of equity in the company that owns the freehold building near the city’s upscale Marina Bay commercial area.
