MITSUBISHI ESTATE
Kanakia, hines tie up for ₹3,000 crore office project in Mumbai
Hines and Kanakia Group have partnered to develop a ₹3,000 crore commercial office project near Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai. Sumitomo Corporation and Mitsubishi Estate have joined the alliance for the 1.5 million sq ft premium office space development.
Hines, Kanakia, Japan’s Sumitomo, Mitsubishi in JV for office project in Mumbai’s BKC
Kanakia Group has partnered with Hines, Mitsubishi Estate, and Sumitomo Corporation to develop a 1.5 million sq ft premium office complex in Mumbai's BKC. Kanakia Group owns the land, while Hines, MEC, and Sumitomo are institutional investors and development partners. The project aims to set new standards in India with world-class amenities and design.
It’s too easy for foreigners to buy property in Japan
A recent boom in abandoned Japanese homes (known as akiya) has attracted foreigners seeking affordable property, especially in rural areas. While this helps offload unused housing stock, it has also exposed Japan’s unusually lax property laws for foreign buyers—there are virtually no restrictions or extra taxes, even for non-residents.
Logicap, Mitsubishi Estate extend JV for industrial, logistics development in India
Logicap Management and Mitsubishi Estate Co. have expanded their partnership with a follow-on investment to develop 3.5 million sq ft of industrial and logistics infrastructure in India. This builds upon their initial joint venture, focusing on key markets like Chennai, Mumbai, and Delhi-NCR. The investment signals confidence in India's growing logistics sector and Logicap's development capabilities, aiming for a 13.
Buffett takes the stage at Berkshire Hathaway meeting
Ahead of the meeting, Berkshire reported its first-quarter results that indicated Buffett is still cautious. The company was a net seller of stocks for a 10th straight quarter, as it bought $3.18 billion and sold $4.68 billion.
Berkshire shareholders head to Buffett's 60th annual meeting, economy top of mind
Warren Buffett will conduct Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting. Investors are eager to hear his views on the economy. This is especially regarding President Trump's tariff policies. Berkshire's diverse businesses mirror the U.S. economy. Buffett's thoughts on tariffs and his large cash holdings are of interest. The meeting will also address Berkshire's future leadership and shareholder proposals.
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Indian realty sector records five-fold jump in deal values in January-March
India's real estate sector experienced a significant surge in deal activity during the first quarter of 2025, with transactions reaching $1.2 billion, a 133% year-on-year increase. Private equity investments drove nearly 90% of the total deal activity, while merger and acquisition activity remained steady. Despite subdued IPO and QIP activity, institutional interest remained robust, reflecting confidence in the sector's fundamentals.
Out of the world’s 500 richest, just one billionaire escaped Donald Trump’s tariff wrath, the rest took a historic hit; who is he and what is so special about him?
Warren Buffett is the only billionaire among the world’s 500 richest whose wealth increased during Donald Trump’s tariff policies. As global markets declined and major billionaires lost billions, Buffett’s strategic asset sales and investments in Japan allowed him to gain $12.7 billion in 2025 while others faced major financial setbacks.
Core assets drive $1.3 billion investments in Q1 2025, marking 31% annual growth
Institutional investments in Indian real estate grew to $1.3 billion in Q1 2025, mostly from domestic investors. The office, industrial & warehousing, and residential segments received significant investments. Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad were top investment destinations. Notable deals included Mindspace REIT in Hyderabad and Blackstone in Kolte Patil Developers. Strong interest continues in office, residential, and mixed-use segments.
Mitsubishi invests Rs 560 cr in its maiden real estate project with Birla estate
Birla Estates has formed a joint venture with Mitsubishi Estate to invest Rs 560 crore in a residential project in Southeast Bengaluru. This collaboration, MEC's first in India's residential sector, aims to develop a premium living community spanning 4 million square feet, combining global expertise with local insights.
Logicap, Mitsubishi Estate ink JV for industrial, logistics development in India
Logicap Management and Mitsubishi Estate have formed a joint venture to develop industrial and logistics facilities in India. The partnership aims to meet the growing demand for infrastructure solutions, especially in e-commerce and IT sectors. Initial projects include two large-scale facilities in Gurgaon, Haryana, covering 29 hectares with over 1.9 million sq ft of space.
Japanese shares fall ahead of earnings reports; rising yields weigh
Japanese shares ended lower on Monday as investors grew cautious ahead of corporate earnings reports, while rising Japanese government bond yields weighed on sentiment.
Japan's Nikkei stumbles on profit-taking, hawkish BOJ tilt
Japan's Nikkei share average fell on Wednesday as profit-taking continued from the last session, while traders interpreted the tone at the latest Bank of Japan (BOJ) meeting as hawkish.
Japan's Nikkei closes lower on rate hike fears
The Nikkei share average in Japan closed lower after a report suggested that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) may end its negative interest rate policy. The index initially followed Wall Street's gains but fell 0.43% to close at 32,467.76. Financial stocks led gains while real estate stocks suffered.
Google buys London site for $1 billion
Google plans to refit the building so it is adapted for in-person teamwork and has meeting rooms for hybrid working, as well as creating more space for individuals.
Japanese shares extend rally as Omicron fears fade
The Nikkei share average jumped 1.4 per cent to end at 28,860.62, its highest close since Nov. 25, though it met a resistance around 28,910, where it has its 50-day and 200-day moving averages.
Japan stocks rise most in a week as U.S. stimulus bets gather steam
The Nikkei 225 Index ended up 1.88% at 22,750.24, the biggest daily gain since Aug. 3. Industrial and consumer discretionary shares lead the gains. The broader Topix index rose 2.54%.
Japan's Marubeni to foray into Indian real estate
To invest Rs 300 cr in Wadhwa's Residential Project in Mumbai's Mulund suburb
Japanese stocks dive deeper into bear market as Trump stuns with travel ban
The benchmark Nikkei average slumped 4.4 per cent to 18,559.63, its lowest closing level since April 2017.
Japanese investors flock to India’s realty market
While it is the return that is enticing the Japanese fund, long term money is what attracts the Indian developers to opt for the capital. Some of the Japanese funds and companies that are looking to invest or increase their investments includes Mitsui Fudson, Mitsubushi Corporation, Sumitomo Corporation and Genkai Capital.
Shriram Properties builds south portfolio worth Rs 1,700-cr
Some other funds that either invested or committed investments to Shriram Properties include ASK Fund Advisors and Kotak India Affordable Housing Fund-I.
Nikkei ends higher as defensive stocks rally
The Nikkei share average gained 0.5 per cent to 21,556.51, not far from its more than 10-week high.
Nikkei rises before long-weekend; defensive stocks, tourism-related firms outperform
The Nikkei gained 0.7 per cent to 21,646.55, yet it barely moved for the week.
In first Indian real estate investment Mitsubishi invests Rs 180 crore in Shriram Properties project
M Murali, Managing Director of Shriram Properties said “We are pleased to have a global giant like Mitsubishi as our partner and be part of their maiden investment in the residential sector in India.
Japan’s Mitsubishi Partners with Shriram Properties for its first-ever real estate investment in India
As per the transaction, Mitsubishi will pick up 70% stake in an ongoing residential project named “Shriram Park 63”.
Mitsubishi-led group to buy 20% in Cube Highways
A Mitsubishi Corporation-led Japanese consortium has agreed to buy a 20% stake in Cube Highways and Infrastructure, which is a Singapore-based developer of Indian infrastructure projects.
CCI clears Mitsubishi Chemicals-Chatterjee Group deal
Competition Commission of India said it has approved "acquisition of shares of MCC PTA India Corp by The Chatterjee Group.
Mitsubishi Estate opens space for Indian Eco Zone phase two
Japan's Mitsubishi Estate has announced the opening phase two of the project and is already in talks with several Indian companies.
In realty, DLF is 4th in world
On the basis of market capitalisation it appears in fourth position. The market cap of DLF is Rs 1,28,563 crore.
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