Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Japan Post Bank is adding more real estate to its portfolio this year as the company continues to diversify its JPY 226.3 trillion ($1.5 trillion) in assets beyond its traditional reliance on government bonds.
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A creditor has taken over two mansions on Hong Kong’s Peak once valued at a reported HK$1.5 billion ($192 million) in the latest seizure of assets linked to fallen mainland billionaire Xu Jiayin and his China Evergrande Group.
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The biggest landlord in Hong Kong’s Central district is headed to a second straight year of declining profits and the owner of Exchange Square and Jardine House now plans to new leadership in 2024, according to an announcement on Tuesday.
Hong Kong property and retail tycoon Henry Cheng Kar-shun says he is still looking for a successor to run the family’s business and did not rule out selecting an external candidate, throwing into question the role of his eldest son,… Read More>>
A state-run mainland investor is buying $299 million of new shares in Chinese data centre operator Vnet in a deal that will hand control of the Blackstone and GIC-backed company to the Shandong provincial government company.
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A private club in Singapore’s upscale Bukit Timah area is set to make way for more housing in one of the city-state’s most exclusive districts, once its lease expires in three years, as the government continues to expand housing supply.
Chinese regulators are said to be drafting a list of 50 developers which will eligible for financing as part of a state-backed bailout, with that story leading Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today. Also in the news, McDonald’s agrees to buy Carlyle’s… Read More>>
The number of failed residential development tenders in Hong Kong over the last 22 months has surpassed that of the previous seven years, according to a report by consultancy JLL.
The government has withdrawn four residential sites from tenders since… Read More>>
With rising interest rates dimming the appeal of bank loans, Hong Kong’s Swire Group have turned to their Hong Kong office portfolio to raise cash, with two of the conglomerate’s listed units announcing late Friday that they have agreed to… Read More>>
LaSalle Investment Management late last week issued a statement announcing its second joint venture with Singapore’s TE Capital Partners, confirming a Mingtiandi report from earlier in the week that the pair have teamed up to purchase an office building in… Read More>>
