Christie Ou
Singaporean developer-managers’ ambitious global expansion strategy has helped the country overtake China, according to Knight Frank.
South Korean investors are looking further into Eastern Europe after making investments last year in Poland and the Czech Republic.
The Hong Kong-based private equity real estate firm has corralled $2.2bn for its sixth flagship opportunity fund and another $800m for a co-investment sidecar.
The UK investment company is actively growing their direct real estate capability in Asia by introducing a new vehicle targeting the Japanese residential market.
The private equity real estate firm is set to surpass its $2bn original target.
A year after closing on $1.15bn for its latest Pan-Asia opportunity fund, the Chicago-based manager is looking to raise another billion for logistics in China.
The Singapore-headquartered firm is partnering with China’s CICC for its first RMB-denominated real estate investment vehicle.
The firm has invested in a total of four logistic development projects in Indonesia since it first entered the market two years ago.
A year after making its first investment via joint venture partnerships in the US, the Korean pension is on the lookout for more co-investment deals in both the US and Japan.
Some institutional real estate managers believe China’s domestic consumption insulates its real estate from Trump’s tariff hikes.