Christopher Caillavet

Princeton Digital Group plans to increase data centre capacity in its established Asian markets by as much as 200 percent, while pursuing large

Singapore's Wee Hur Holdings has secured an unconditional option to acquire a Sydney site for a 471-bed student residence, extending its Australian project pipeline after last year's $1 billion portfolio sale to Greystar.

Receivers for Shimao Group have agreed to sell a Sheraton hotel complex near Hong Kong International Airport for HK$2.7 billion ($344 million), 40 percent below the loan balance reported when lenders seized the property in June.

SC Capital Partners-backed SC Zeus Data Centers plans to expand into Indonesia while concentrating development efforts on Malaysia and Thailand, as

Singaporean co-living operator The Assembly Place will invest up to S$2.5 million in a living sector fund targeting S$300 million ($235 million), pairing

Australian investment manager Challenger has rejected a A$6.3 billion ($4.4 billion) buyout proposal from Japan's Daiichi Life while leaving the door open to an improved offer from its largest shareholder.

Residential developer Bukit Sembawang Estates has struck a conditional S$196 million ($153 million) deal to buy part of a central Singapore industrial estate, paving the way for a waterfront condo project.

Major US cloud providers are already planning Asia Pacific data centre capacity for 2030 and beyond after mapping out requirements through 2028 and

Hong Kong's Grade A office vacancy fell to its lowest level since May 2023 in September, with leasing in the city's prime Central district and the

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