SINGAPORE - Singapore-listed CapitaLand has the biggest real estate assets under management (AUM) in the Asia-Pacific even as the region moved to grab a larger share of the global pie.
Asia-Pacific (APAC) recorded US$588.8 billion in total real estate AUM in 2018, accounting for 18.4 per cent of US$3.2 trillion real estate AUM globally, up from 16.9 per cent in 2017, according to a fund manager survey by three real estate industry associations
CapitaLand led 2018 APAC rankings with US$55.9 billion (S$77.96 billion) in AUM, while Singapore-based logistics group GLP was second with US$36.3 billion, with Singapore's Mapletree in third spot with US$28.3 billion.
Adapted from The Straits Times 23 May 2019