Ivanhoe Cambridge, Mapletree to develop tech-focused workplaces

    Date:

    Share post:

    Global real estate firms Ivanhoe Cambridge and Mapletree have joined hands to develop, own and operate technology-focused workplaces in India.

    The new joint investment platform will said to have an investment capacity of more than Rs 15,403 crore. Both partners have already identified properties and projects to meet this investment objective.

    The investment strategy for the company will focus on both stabilizing and developing Grade A office assets in key economic hubs of India, which are benefiting from the exponential growth of technology-driven innovation activities anchored in global capacity centers, as well as in large national and international companies. international technology services corporations.

    Mapletree, with its global track record of developing and managing high quality Grade A assets, will lead all real estate development, project management, leasing and operations.

    Ivanhoe Cambridge will contribute knowledge and experience as an institutional investor in sectors and assets that are sustainably shaping the urban fabric in the world’s most dynamic cities.

    “We are particularly pleased to find such a great alignment with Mapletree for India, based on our values, ESG ambitions and their 15-year experience in India. This partnership continues our growth plans for the APAC region, bringing diversification to our portfolio and resilience to our returns,” reports satted George Agethen Co-Head of Asia-Pacific, Ivanhoe Cambridge, as saying.

    “There is considerable synergy in this strategic partnership as it brings together leading experience across the entire real estate value chain from two globally recognized firms. It will allow us to strengthen our presence in India and expand our portfolio in the commercial sector efficiently, which we believe has good growth potential in the coming years,” reports quoted Quek Kwang Meng, Regional Managing Director, India, Mapletree, as saying.

    LEAVE A REPLY

    Please enter your comment!
    Please enter your name here

    Related Posts

    Latest posts

    Warning Issued by MahaRERA: 212 Housing Projects Launched After Jan 2023 Under Scrutiny

    The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has expressed concerns about more than 212 housing projects launched between...

    What’s Behind the Surge in Home Sales in Chennai?

    By Rohan Patil Chennai's homebuyers are on a buying spree, with approximately 10,300 homes sold in the city during...

    Luxury Housing Project Set to Launch in Noida Amid High Demand; 160 Flats Available in First Phase

    Noida, the neighboring city of Delhi, is gearing up for the introduction of a luxury housing unit, addressing...

    KRERA Orders Refund by Shriram Properties Over Misinformation

    The Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (KRERA) has instructed Suvilas Properties, a subsidiary of Bengaluru-based Shriram Properties Ltd...