Christie Ou
Managers such as Schroders and Ares SSG expect investor sentiment toward China to change following the country’s reopening.
The firm will offer different strategies for domestic and offshore investors according to their risk-return appetite.
Having signed an MOU a year ago, the firm has finally completed the sale to a yuan-denominated fund co-managed by CapitaLand.
Three managers – two domestic, one overseas – give their predictions on what is in store for China’s real estate market in 2023.
The purchase of a logistics portfolio from Blackstone has seen Gaw's investment total in the country rise to $3bn over just two years.
Patrizia's regional head of APAC says there are two major reasons why Asia-Pacific investors plan to redirect capital back into their home region.
The firm’s real estate equity business last week received a A$600m commitment to back Australian development opportunities.
The fund has attracted investors including APG for opportunities arising from China's deleveraging environment and cold storage facilities.
The combined real estate business will run two fund series, one dedicated to logistics properties, the other on secular trends.
Hines’ strategic partnerships – including a new alliance with Cadillac Fairview – currently make up two-thirds of its $6bn AUM in the region.