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‘Mega-trends’ turn APG on to retirement homesThe Dutch investor has acquired a 25% stake in Lendlease’s Retirement Living business which is valued at around A$450m.
- Lendlease names former-Keppel chief as Asia CIO
Ng Hsueh Ling has joined the Sydney-based property group to steer its investment management business from its Singapore office.
- BlackRock EMEA real estate head departs – Exclusive
Long-serving senior executive Tom Lee has left BlackRock to pursue other opportunities.
- Ping An Life ups alternatives exposure
The insurer’s real estate allocation increased from 1.5 percent in 2015 to 2.2 percent last year, according to its latest annual report released on March 23.
- Ping An, Mitsubishi to fund $1bn Lendlease project
Ping An Real Estate and Mitsubishi Estate will have 50% and 30% equity interests respectively in the Circular Quay Tower project.
- Blackstone to acquire retirement villages in New Zealand
The Tactical Opportunities division of the New York-headquartered private equity firm has signed an agreement to acquire LendLease group’s retirement villages’ portfolio in the country.
- L&G complete £246m London office deal
The purchase of the TfL building in East London is part of the UK insurer’s pledge to commit £15 billion to UK infrastructure and direct real estate.
- ICBCI joins APG Australia student housing JV
The real estate investment arm of Chinese financial services group ICBCI International Holdings has become a partner in APG’s Australian student accommodation joint venture with Scape Living as its equity increases to A$310m.
- AMP Capital appoints global head of property
Carmel Hourigan, former chief investment officer of The GPT Group, will begin her role as global head of property for the Sydney-headquartered investment manager by end of the year
- TIAA-CREF promotes Giraldo to managing director
The executive has been named the new portfolio manager for one of the New York-based real estate investment and management firm’s core real estate funds.