Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Singapore property giant City Developments Limited (CDL) has expanded its bets on UK residential with the acquisition of a condo-led mixed use project in London and a rental apartment project in Manchester.
A joint venture between CDL and UK developer… Read More>>
Savills has kicked off a sales campaign for 5 Churchill Place in London, attempting to find a buyer for the Canary Wharf office tower seized from mainland tycoon Chen Hongtian, who had earlier defaulted on loans backed by the onetime… Read More>>
CapitaLand Ascendas REIT has completed the acquisition of a co-location data centre northwest of London for £125.1 million ($159.6 million), marking the Singapore-listed trust’s fifth server-hosting facility in the United Kingdom.
The purchase consideration took into account an agreed value… Read More>>
Singapore-listed CapitaLand Ascott Trust plans to buy a pair of hotels in Europe and a serviced apartment building in Southeast Asia for a total of S$357.8 million ($267.5 million) as it moves to profit from a global travel rebound.
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Receivers have seized a second property in London’s Canary Wharf from troubled conglomerate Cheung Kei Group, adding to a recent string of asset forfeitures that include a pair of Hong Kong homes formerly owned by Cheung Kei boss Chen Hongtian.
Cheung Kei Group said this week that it is negotiating with investors for the sale of a partial stake in 5 Churchill Place in London, in a statement released just days after it was revealed that the Canary Wharf office… Read More>>
Receivers appointed by creditors of Cheung Kei Group have wrested control of the former Bear Stearns headquarters on London’s Canary Wharf from the company, making it the latest asset to be seized from the troubled mainland conglomerate headed by tycoon… Read More>>
Shimao Group has closed on the sale of an office building in the City of London for GBP 315 million ($395 million), according to a UK news report, as the Shanghai-based developer fights to regain its financial footing after a… Read More>>
Liu Chong Hing Investment has acquired a commercial building in London’s West End for £44 million ($54.7 million), as the Hong Kong-based firm takes advantage of a market slowdown to pick up its first real estate asset in the UK.
Mainland property investor Cheung Kei Group is struggling to offload a pair of office buildings on London’s Canary Wharf as media reports emerge that the Shenzhen-based firm has already defaulted on a loan backed by one of the two properties,… Read More>>
