The Future of Hong Kong’s Investment Climate (Magazine) China has come under fire from countries, including the UK, US and Japan, over its controversial national security laws for Hong Kong. Concerns are rife that the laws could jeopardise the city’s special autonomy and freedoms. The new law has contributed to worsening US-China tensions with President …
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Infinity Capital Group Acquires Substantial Stake In Ultima United Limited As Part Of Its Asia-Pacific Expansion Plan June 25, 2020– Infinity Capital Group (ICG), a luxury property developer headquartered in Hong Kong, announced today that it has acquired a substantial stake in an Australia-based property developer listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, Ultima United Limited …
Champion REIT Launches Youth Development Programme Amid Pandemic (Business News Asia) June 23, 2020 — Champion Real Estate Investment Trust, owner of Three Garden Road and Langham Place, regards sustainability as a core part of its business strategy and culture. The Trust will therefore be organising The Real Champion – Entrepreneur in Action programme this …
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Link REIT In Talks To Buy Morgan Stanley’s €434 M (US$489 M) European HQ in London June 15, 2020- Link REIT is reportedly in negotiations to buy Morgan Stanley’s European headquarters in London in what would be the trust’s first acquisition in Europe. Read More… Related Stories: Link REIT Secures First HKD Sustainability-Linked Loan At …
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DL Holdings To Acquire ONE Carmel Luxury Residential Project In California June 12, 2020 – DL Holdings will buy a 28.5% stake in Carmel Reserve for US$5 million. Carmel Reserve owns 891 acres of land in Carmel Valley which is in San Francisco Bay Area in California. Read More… Read also Manulife US REIT completes …
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Link REIT Secures First HKD Sustainability-Linked Loan At HK$1 Billion (US$130 Million) June 11, 2020 — Link REIT said it has signed a five-year sustainability-linked loan of HK$1 billion from OCBC Bank. This marks Link REIT’s first green loan in Hong Kong dollar. OCBC Bank will offer reductions in the interest rate on a tiered basis subject …
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Hong Kong’s SFC Proposes to Grant Greater Investment Flexibility to REITs (Regulation Asia) June 10, 2020- REITs will be given more flexibility to invest in minority-owned properties and property development projects, and borrowing limits will be increased. Hong Kong’s SFC (Securities and Futures Commission) has initiated a consultation seeking feedback on proposals to amend the …
Link REIT Posts Higher Distribution Per Unit In First Three Months Of 2020 June 2, 2020 — The board of directors of Link Asset Management Limited as manager of Link Real Estate Investment Trust reported to unitholders the audited consolidated final results of Link and its subsidiaries for the year ended 31 March 2020. The final results and …
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Hong Kong Retail Landlords Link REIT, Wheelock And Emperor International Set Alarm Bells Ringing With Profit Warnings (South China Morning Post) May 8, 2020 — Major listed Hong Kong retail landlords have set alarm bells ringing after issuing a spate of profit warnings recently.Over the past two weeks, Link Reit, Wheelock and Company and Emperor …
Link REIT Expands Support Scheme For Tenants Impacted By COVID-19 To HK$300 M (US$38.7 M) April 13, 2020- Link Asset Management Limited (Link), the manager of Link Real Estate Investment Trust, announced today (Friday) that the company is expanding the size of its support scheme for its tenants in Hong Kong (the Support Scheme) to …
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