Following the opening discussion on Japan multi-family, Mingtiandi’s Residential Forum will continue on Tuesday, 25 March with a focus on Australian BTR and PBSA. Join us as top investors explore how investors are achieving returns from a broadening spectrum of Australian rental residential strategies as student housing moves mainstream. Meet our panelists: Ben Taylor, Fund Manager, Scape Australia Matt Woodland, Managing Director, Investment Management, Australia, Greystar Robert Papaleo, Head of Living, Australia, Colliers Register Now: https://lnkd.in/gnTdjaTi This event is sponsored by Yardi #APAC #Residential #RealEstate
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Mingtiandi is Asia's independent source for news and information on the region's real estate markets. Our daily-updated coverage of Asian property investors, publicly-listed real estate developers and market transactions is designed to help investors make better informed decisions and gain an edge over the competition.
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The property arm of Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation draws the interest of activist investor Elliott Investment Management L.P., with that report leading today’s headline roundup. Also in the news, fund managers bid for India’s Welspun One warehouses and Goodman Group starts building a California data centre. Read more headlines: https://lnkd.in/gPSnqK8d
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China-based changes lead this week’s review of personnel moves from around Asia’s real estate industry with a Singaporean developer bidding farewell to its mainland chief at the same time that the Lion City’s biggest bank names a new leader for its institutional lending in China. Also making the list are updates from ESR Group and Hong Kong’s Miramar Hotels. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ggaGjPBb
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With falling rents and a surge in new building completions taking a toll on Hong Kong office occupancy, consultants see opportunities for achieving five-year internal rates of return (IRR) of around 20 percent by converting unloved office buildings into multi-purpose hubs combining living, working and social space. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gZx6_ent
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Speakers from Greystar, Scape Australia and Colliers will join a panel on the evolution of Australia’s rental housing market this week as Mingtiandi’s APAC Residential Forum continues on our MTD TV video platform. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gumfJpYc
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Tenants in Hong Kong’s Grade A office market took up 7,200 square feet (669 square metres) more than they gave back in February, a marginal gain aided by a new letting at Swire Properties’ Pacific Place complex in Admiralty, according to JLL. Read more: https://lnkd.in/grRahjN7
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Hong Kong heavyweights CK Asset Holdings Limited and Henderson Land Development Company Limited post profit drops tied to revaluation losses on investment properties, with that story leading today’s headline roundup. Also making the list, India’s Adani Group eyes a developer acquisition and London-listed asset manager M&G reports a full-year loss. Read more headlines: https://lnkd.in/g5UbYD4m
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Australia’s capital cities are facing an undersupply of nearly 400,000 dwellings by 2029, according to a developer industry group, even as Asia Pacific and Western investors deploy capital in the nation’s residential market. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g7xG3aVi
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Hankyu Hanshin REIT has decided to buy a mall near Osaka for JPY 11.5 billion ($77 million), as the Tokyo-listed trust carries out an asset replacement scheme aimed at overhauling 10 percent of its portfolio. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g_xE2hWV