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Qatar sovereign wealth fund to buy Asia Square Tower 1 for record S$3.4b

BlackRock has agreed to sell a 43-storey office building in Singapore to Qatar Investment Authority, a sovereign wealth fund, for S$3.4 billion, in what the US firm said was the largest-ever single-tower real estate deal in the Asia-Pacific region. Asia Square Tower 1, located along Marina View at Marina Bay, has more than 1.25 million square feet of net lettable area and has Citigroup as its anchor...

QIA buys Asia Square Tower 1 for S$3.4b

QATAR Investment Authority (QIA) said on Monday it has reached an agreement with a subsidiary of a fund advised by BlackRock to acquire Asia Square Tower 1 in Singapore at about S$3.4 billion. This marks the largest single-tower real estate transaction in Asia-Pacific to date, and the second largest single-tower real estate transaction globally. Asia Square Tower 1, an award-winning landmark office...

Ascott partners Qatar Investment Authority in S$809m fund

Serviced residence operator The Ascott has entered into a joint venture with Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) to set up a US$600 million (S$809 million) serviced residence fund. According to a press release by Ascott's parent company CapitaLand on Monday (Jul 13), the fund will have an initial focus on Asia Pacific and Europe regions for a term of 10 years with an investment period of three years....

Qatar set to buy London’s Canary Wharf district

Qatar looked to have won a drawn-out bid to buy London's Canary Wharf on Wednesday (Jan 28) after the owner of the landmark office quarter said its main shareholders favoured a sale. The board of Songbird, which controls 69 per cent of Canary Wharf Group, appeared to concede defeat despite stressing that the offer worth £2.6 billion (US$4.0 billion) remained undervalued. "It is now the board's...

Horizon Towers enbloc: Higher price not negotiated because of ‘commission agreement’, court told

THE property agent of a condominium locked in an en bloc tussle had colluded with the potential buyer, and did not seriously negotiate for a higher price because of a “commission agreement”. So asserted a minority owner of embattled Horizon Towers, and in so doing, Ms Jasmine Tan - who represented herself in the High Court yesterday - applied for the minutes of meetings and correspondences between the...

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