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Warburg Pincus Raises Ingenia Offer to A$5.25 Per Share
Warburg Pincus has increased its indicative takeover bid for Ingenia Communities to A$5.25 per stapled security, valuing the Australian retirement living
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Greystar Names Tom Livelli Asia Pacific Head Amid Portfolio
US multifamily giant Greystar has appointed former EQT partner Tom Livelli as executive director and head of Asia Pacific, tasking him with leading its
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Standard Chartered Expands Yuan Services for Global
Standard Chartered is enhancing its yuan advisory and transaction services, citing strong client demand and supportive regulatory measures from Chinese
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China's REIT Market Stalls as Supply Overwhelms Demand
China's US$33 billion REIT market, a key tool for funding real estate, is struggling as a flood of new supply collides with weak investor demand and
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CapitaLand Targets $500M for Third Asia Pacific Credit Fund
CapitaLand Investment is seeking $500 million for its third Asia Pacific credit fund, focusing on senior secured, asset-backed real estate investments.
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Direct Real Estate Funds Rebound with 5.81% Average Gain
Semiliquid direct real estate funds posted an average 5.81% return for the year ending June 30, 2026, marking a significant recovery.
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KKR, Singtel Complete $10.9B STT GDC Buyout
A KKR and Singtel-led consortium has bought ST Telemedia Global Data Centres in a S$13.8 billion deal, supported by a S$5 billion green loan.
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US Mortgage Rates Hit One-Year High
US 30-year mortgage rates hit a one-year high near 6.7% as bond yields spike on inflation and oil price concerns, pressuring the Fed.
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Lendlease Reports $531M Loss, Accelerates Asset Sales to Stabilize Balance Sheet
Lendlease Group posted a A$749 million ($531 million) loss for the fiscal year ending June, a sharp decline from last year's A$225 million profit. The company attributes the loss to non-cash impairments, provisions, and reduced asset sales revenue. Despite challenges, Lendlease remains committed to its asset disposal strategy, with A$3.4 billion in sales completed and A$2.5 billion more in assets earmarked for divestment. While construction remains profitable, corporate costs and high debt level