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09.12.25 - 18:30
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Ares Sees Opportunity as Real Estate Recovers (Bloomberg)
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Ares is getting ready to join the S&P 500 — and now it's unifying its global logistics footprint under a new brand, Marq Logistics. Julie Solomon, Co-Head of Real Estate at Ares, joined Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about what's driving their conviction in 'new economy' assets — from booming demand and digitization to a market finally entering recovery — and why she sees opportunity across logistics, multifamily and beyond. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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09.12.25 - 01:36
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McDonald′s tastes fat profit in US$9.3 million Hong Kong property sale (SCMP)
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McDonald's sold a property in Kowloon for HK$72.4 million (US$9.3 million), as the Chicago-based fast-food giant reached HK$333 million in proceeds at the halfway point in a campaign to dispose of eight Hong Kong retail properties.
A company called Mega Champ bought the property in the Tai Fong Building of Cosmopolitan Estate in Tai Kok Tsui in a transaction dated November 26, according to Land Registry records. The deal, which was registered on Friday, comprised two ground-floor shops as well......
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08.12.25 - 03:18
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Hong Kong stocks retreat as investors await China policy cues on tech, property (SCMP)
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Hong Kong stocks slipped on Monday, snapping a two-day rebound, as investors stayed cautious and awaited clearer policy direction ahead of China's Central Economic Work Conference later this month.
The Hang Seng Index lost 0.4 per cent to 25,982.30 as of 9.50am local time, after swinging between gains and losses. The Hang Seng Tech Index rose 0.2 per cent. On the mainland, the CSI 300 Index gained 0.4 per cent and the Shanghai Composite Index strengthened 0.2 per cent.
Blind-box toymaker Pop......
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08.12.25 - 03:00
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Luxury housing supply jumps, enters newer cities: Report (Times of India)
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Luxury homes now represent over a quarter of housing supply and 18% of demand, expanding into new cities. Median prices vary significantly across major metros, with demand strongest in the Rs 2-5 crore brackets, while ultra-premium purchases are notable in Mumbai and Gurugram. Overall luxury spending in India is projected for substantial growth by 2030....
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