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White papers
Hines Acquires First Retail Asset in Asia Pacific in Partnership with Haben
Westpoint retail acquisition in Sydney, Australia reflects growing optimism in the sector
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White papers
Hines Affirms Commitment to Aussie Living Sector After BTR Sites Put Up for Sale
Hines has made a strategic shift from developing Australian rental residential assets in favour of purchasing properties with near-term income potential, the US developer and fund manager said Tuesday, after local media suggested the company was retreating from the build-to-rent sector Down Under.
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Asset Manager News
Hines Expands Asia Platform with New Value-Add Strategy
Hines, the global real estate investment, development, and property manager, today announced the intention to launch a diversified close-ended, value-add real estate strategy, to be known as Hines Asia Real Estate Partners (HAREP). HAREP intends to leverage economic and secular growth trends as well as Hines’ active management and operational excellence to achieve its objectives.
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Asset Manager News
Hines Opens Office in Jeonju, South Korea
Hines, a leading global real estate investment manager, today announced the opening of a new office in Jeonju, South Korea. This strategic expansion reflects Hines’ commitment to strengthening its partnership with South Korea’s National Pension Service (NPS) and helping to foster the development of Jeonju’s financial sector.
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Asset Manager News
Hines Acquires Office Building in Seoul’s Digital Media City
Hines, a leading global real estate investment manager, today announced the acquisition of a fully stabilized office building in Seoul, South Korea. This sale and leaseback transaction highlights the firm’s deep local expertise and its focus on deals with alpha potential.
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Asset Manager News
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and Hines acquire Build-to-Rent portfolio in Australia
Transaction provides geographic diversification and exposure to a key and growing market for multi-family assets
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Asset Manager News
Cross-border M&A recovers in Asia as dealmakers look abroad for growth
HONG KONG/SINGAPORE, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Cross-border mergers and acquisitions involving companies in the Asia-Pacific region have recovered this year and are booming in Japan as businesses seek new growth after adjusting to cope with higher interest rates.The total announced value of such deals rose 25% year-on-year to $286 billion as of Sept. 30, LSEG data showed, with around 80% of them transacted with an entity outside the region.
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White papers
Pursuing performance A compelling case for Asian real estate
Having experienced one of the most chal lenging cycles in recent memory, real estate investors must surely be looking forward to green shoots in the market. Although the interest-rate trajectory of major economies stands at a crossroad, there are early signs of transaction volumes and capital markets activity recovering progressively.
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Asset Manager News
Japan’s Waseda University Wins Second Consecutive Victory at 2024 ULI Hines Student Competition Asia Pacific
Winning proposal outlines plans to transform Tokyo’s former Tsukiji Fish Market into a mixed-use biochemistry hub
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Why Asia Now
Very simply, a compelling case can be made for having an Asian real estate allocation in global investor portfolios.
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White papers
Healthy building, healthy bottom line
How investing in a healthy indoor environment can increase asset value
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People News
Hines’ Asia CIO Named in Women of Influence in Private Markets 2023 by PEI Group
Chiang Ling Ng, chief investment officer for Asia at Hines, the global real estate investment, development, and property manager, has been recognized as one of the most influential women in private markets in 2023 by the Private Equity International Group (PEI Group.)