CapitaLand acquires three office buildings and a mall in Tokyo for S$620.1 mil
SINGAPORE (Feb 17): CapitaLand has agreed to acquire a portfolio of four income-producing office and retail properties in Japan’s Greater Tokyo Area, at ¥49.
SINGAPORE (Feb 17): CapitaLand has agreed to acquire a portfolio of four income-producing office and retail properties in Japan’s Greater Tokyo Area, at ¥49.
Sometimes investing in property overseas could be a good move to avoid putting all your eggs in one basket.
Sold for: RM435,000 (RM753 psf) Concluded by: Derrick Hum (REN 10765) of Property Exchange (012-723 0309) When: October 2016 Noteworthy: ● Freehold ● 578 sq ft ● One bedroom and one bathroom ● High floor ● Facilities: Children’s playground, wading pool, gymnasium, leisure pool, lap pool, multipurpose hall, open terrace and sauna Situated on a three-acre freehold site, Desa Green is a high-density serviced apartment developed by UOA Development Bhd.
KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 7): A company owned by Vitrox Holdings Bhd and Pentamaster Corp Bhd is acquiring a piece of 5.
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 31): Kepong Industrial Park Group, better known as KIP Group has seen 80% of the non-bumi units at its 8scape Residences development in Taman Sutera, Johor Bahru sold.
Petaling Jaya folks would probably know Damansara Utama (DU) as a busy commercial area with banks, cafés, restaurants and offices.
成交价:RM118万(每平方尺RM570) 交易推手:来自Tophills Realty的Treece Lim (E2416) (012-555 9128) 成交日:2016年10月 卖点: 永久地契 单位面积2,070平方尺 3个停车位 两个阳台 带部分家具,如冷气机、厨房壁橱、冰箱、洗衣机、烘衣机、烤箱、微波炉、炉头和抽油烟机 每月管理费为每平方尺36仙(包含维护基金) 公寓于2014年竣工 根据促成这宗交易的地产经纪Treece Lim, 买家对该公寓发展商BRDB Developments Sdn Bhd很有信心,所以决定购买这个单位。 Lim指出,该宗交易的成交价RM570,低于市价的每平方尺RM630至RM650水平。 “买家是买来自住的,而卖家则是该公寓项目的第一手买家。” Verdana Condominium交通便利,连接Duta-Ulu Klang Highway (DUKE) 、New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE)和Jalan Kuching等多条大道,周边设施包括国际学校和购物广场。 根据TheEdgeProperty.
SINGAPORE (Jan 23): RHB Research has downgraded CapitaLand Mall Trust from a “buy” to a “neutral” recommendation, amid concerns that its rental growth could be affected by the sluggish retail market.
SOME proposed amendments to the Stamp Act 1949, which seek to impose stricter requirements on the stamping of contracts, have caused a stir among property developers who worry that the amendments will push up their cost of doing business.