After eight years with the firm, one of the real estate specialist's senior fund managers has moved on.
Having decided it is happy with assets acquired in its Asia Opportunity Fund III portfolio, LaSalle returns $600 million of left-over capital to property investors.
There are several spots where opportunistic property funds can pick up good buys, says Andrew Heithersay of LaSalle Investment Management, which has just acquired an Australian...
A comment made during the real estate panel at AsianInvestor’s 6th annual Asian Investment Summit begs the question: who is driving Asian real estate acquisitions?
Mark Gabbay joins the US property specialist as Asia-Pacific CIO, with his predecessor Ian Mackie taking the role of fund president.
There are also good opportunities in second-tier cities in China and in prime office property in Australia and Hong Kong, says Kenneth Tsang of LaSalle Investment Management.
The newly created role is in response to the current challenging environment that requires more effective and innovative asset management.
Akira Nishimura will be responsible for the development of LaSalle’s key securities client relationships in Japan.
The fund will focus on investing in Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore and China.
Canter relocates to Hong Kong in a move that underscores the Asia-Pacific’s growing importance to LaSalle’s overall strategy. He remains the firm’s global strategist.
Mike Smith replaces Philip Levinson in Singapore in a role to raise capital from Asian investors for real estate products.
LaSalle Investment Management says credit conditions will return to normal, allowing traditional real-estate investors to benefit, but returns won't repeat 2007 highs.
The Asia Property Fund will focus on investment properties across core sectors.
ipac adds property investment manager to its multi-manager line.