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Investments

Asia Green Real Estate offers a comprehensive investment platform that provides access to off-market investment opportunities across Asian real estate markets. The broad offering, ranging from core/core+ and value add to opportunistic strategies, and the wide range of opportunities in the residential, office, logistics, and industrial sectors allow investors to create an allocation according to their needs. The company offers flexible investment structuring, including a fully regulated Luxembourg SIF-SICAV fund platform, co-investment options, and club deals.
We invest in leading metropolises across Asia with strong economic growth prospects. The properties are strategically located to leverage on the city’s infrastructure, such as metro systems, train stations, highways, hospitals, schools as well as shopping and leisure amenities. Our investors directly participate in Asia’s economic growth, driven by the ongoing urbanization and the rapid expansion of the middle class, and benefit from an enhanced portfolio diversification.

Why Asia?

Global economic growth engine

Responsible for over a third of world GDP

Enhanced portfolio diversification in light of increasing global economic and political uncertainties

Why real estate?

Rental income growth alongside economic expansion

High correlation between real estate prices and GDP growth

Megatrends – ongoing urbanization and fast-growing middle class – drive demand for real estate sustainably

Why Asia Green Real Estate?

Strong local presence with direct access to best-in-class investment opportunities

Leader in sustainability with GRESB 5-star rating and SFDR Art. 9

Hands-on investment approach and active property management

City introductions

Singapore

Singapore is a leading financial and commercial hub and has established itself as the major gateway city to Asia. Known for its innovation, sustainability, and stable political and economic environment, the city-state has become a preferred location for the regional and global headquarters of multinational corporations. Between 2019 and 2023, Singapore's GDP grew at an average rate of 2.4%, with the International Monetary Fund forecasting an average 2.5% growth rate through 2029. The steady economic expansion reflects Singapore's solid institutional framework and favorable business environment. Singapore is also a global leader in sustainable urban development, actively minimizing its environmental impact.

Jakarta

Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, serves as the country’s primary economic hub and is recognized as the second-largest urban area in the world, with a population surpassing 35 million people. Jakarta's demographic composition, with a youthful population, plays an important role in driving its economic vitality. With over 30 million of its residents being under the age of 65 years, the city benefits from a demographic bonus, providing a large and dynamic labor force that supports the city’s fast-growing economy. Over the past few decades, Jakarta’s ongoing urbanization, the rapid expansion of the middle class, and the substantial investments in infrastructure transformed the city into a leading commercial hub in Southeast Asia. 

Bangkok

Bangkok, the bustling capital of Thailand, is a vibrant city with a population of more than 11 million. It is known for its diverse demographics, featuring a mix of ethnic Thais, Chinese, Indians, and other expatriates. The city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia, attracting millions of visitors each year. Bangkok offers efficient public transport infrastructure with a well-connected international airport and an expanding MRT system with additional lines underway. The city has established itself as a major hub for startup and creative companies in Southeast Asia. Its robust economic growth, business-friendly environment, and rich cultural landscape make it a prime destination for expatriates from across Asia.

Sydney

Sydney is the largest city in Australia with 5.2 million residents. The vibrant metropolis is known for its cosmopolitan character, with one third of its residents born overseas. As the capital of New South Wales, Sydney holds a significant position in Australia’s economy. According to the data published by the City of Sydney, in 2023/2024 Greater Sydney generated an estimated economic output of $500 billion which represented 25% of Australia’s GDP. The city’s strategic location in the Asia-Pacific region makes it a critical gateway to Australia for trade, tourism, and finance. Residents of Sydney enjoy an exceptional quality of life, with the city consistently ranked among the world's most liveable and secure metropolises.

Tokyo

Tokyo is the world’s most populous city with more than 37 million residents. As the capital of Japan, it is one of the most important financial and economic centers globally. The city is home to institutions like the Tokyo Stock Exchange and shows strong concentration of leading local and multinational companies. Tokyo’s world-class public transportation system includes the iconic Shinkansen bullet trains, an extensive subway network, reliable local trains, and two international airports. Known for its punctuality, efficiency, and far-reaching coverage, Tokyo’s transit system makes commuting seamless and helps the city maintain its status as one of the most connected places in the world.

Selected investments

ABI Plaza, Singapore

ABI Plaza is a freehold 12-storey office building in Singapore, one of the most stable and innovative cities in Asia. The property is strategically well located in the heart of Singapore's CBD in walking distance of the Tanjong Pagar green line MRT station.

Newton, Jakarta

Newton is an apartment tower within a mixed-use complex in the golden triangle CBD of Jakarta. A bus station and a light rail transit station are within walking distance, highlighting Newton’s excellent access to public transportation. 

South Quarter, Jakarta

South Quarter is an office property within a mixed-use complex. The property is strategically well located in the emerging business district of South Jakarta with direct access to the ring road and a MRT station within walking distance.

    Samara Suites, Jakarta

    Samara Suites is a part of a mixed-use complex with apartments above a food and beverage retail area. The property enjoys direct access to a bus station and a light rail transit station highlighting its excellent connectivity to public transportation. 

    Verde Two, Jakarta

    Verde Two is the latest extension of a popular residential development within the CBD of Jakarta. The property is located in the prime CBD of Jakarta, in close proximity to many embassies and offices of multinational companies. 

    WFC, Chengdu

    WFC is a Grade A landmark office building located in the core of Dayuan CBD in Chengdu. WFC is within 5 minutes walking distance from several subway and railway stations and is one of the most sustainable buildings in the Dayuan CBD area. 

      Ya Song Ju, Chengdu

      Ya Song Ju is a residential development in Chengdu. The site is located in the heart of Dayuan, one of the most popular living areas of Chengdu, with shopping and entertainment facilities close by and a new subway station only 300 meters away.

      Anken Air, Shanghai

      Anken Air is an office property, centrally located within the inner ring road of Shanghai. The property consists of three buildings with attractive office spaces rented out to innovative international and local companies.