Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Hong Kong developer Sino Land is sticking around at CapitaLand’s Raffles City Shanghai mixed-use development, agreeing to pay S$339 million ($252.1 million) to maintain its effective stake in the property’s mainland-based owner at 22.35 percent.
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CapitaLand announced on Monday that it has topped out the 1.2-million-square-metre Raffles City in Chongqing, a month after the Singapore-listed firm announced the S$11 billion acquisition of fellow government-backed developer Ascendas-Singbridge, its partner in the project.
Now structurally complete, the… Read More>>
The cloud-breaching Lotte World Tower in Seoul has been recognized as the best new skyscraper in the world, beating out Zaha Hadid Architects’ Generali Tower in Milan and 150 North Riverside Plaza in Chicago.
The tapered 555-metre, 123-storey glass and… Read More>>
Singapore’s CapitaLand announced on Tuesday that its Raffles City China Investment Partners III (RCCIP III) fund has formed a 50:50 joint venture with Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC to acquire the Star Harbour International Center project (上海星外滩) in Shanghai’s Hongkou… Read More>>
Singapore’s CapitaLand continues to ramp up its Vietnam presence as the city-state’s biggest developer suggested that it would consider building one of its Raffles City commercial projects in Ho Chi Minh City.
The signature development comes as part of a… Read More>>
CapitaLand has reason to celebrate after closing the largest private capital raise effort in its history. The Raffles City China Investment Partners III fund brought in $1.5 billion to invest in mixed-use developments in China’s gateway cities.
The announcement by the… Read More>>
This week China’s real estate community witnesses some senior management turnover from southeast Asia’s largest developer, a changing of the guard at UK developer Grosvenor, plus a familiar face from Shanghai showing up in Singapore. Read on for details.
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Southeast Asia’s largest real estate developer, CapitaLand, announced this afternoon that it is offering to buy back its Singapore-listed subsidiary, CapitaMalls Asia Ltd, for S$3.06 billion ($2.45 billion).
CapitaMalls Asia has been CapitaLand’s retail development subsidiary, and is perhaps best… Read More>>
CapitaLand China, a subsidiary of Singapore’s largest real estate developer announced recently that it had acquired a residential site in the port city of Ningbo in eastern China’s Zhejiang province for S$232 million (US$181.45 million).
The 57,370 square metre site in the Sunjia area of the city’s Jiangbei district was acquired through a government land auction, and CapitaLand said in a statement that it intends to develop approximately 1,100 homes on the property.
Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:
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