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Blackstone recently sold its stake in a premium Sentosa Cove apartment complex to BlackRock, characterized by analysts as a stressed financial rights transaction. Back in 2014, Blackstone invested S$367 million (US$276 million) in a profit participation scheme tied to Sentosa’s Quayside Collection mixed-use development, retaining cashflow rights from the residential segment for almost a decade, despite a 41% decline in unit prices since their peak. Analysts estimate Blackstone bought its stake in The Residences at W Sentosa at S$2,400 per square foot, but current prices are at S$1,747 per square foot, limiting financing options. BlackRock reportedly paid S$1,200 to S$1,300 per square foot to acquire Blackstone’s rights in the profit participation scheme, closing the deal in October. Blackstone funds usually run for eight years, extendable by two, and the City Developments Limited scheme fundraising closed in 2012. #PrivateEquity #RealEstate #Singapore I Mingtiandi - Asia real estate intelligence I  Michael ColeBea Laforga 

Blackstone Sells Interest in CDL Singapore Project to BlackRock - Mingtiandi

Blackstone Sells Interest in CDL Singapore Project to BlackRock - Mingtiandi

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Interesting case of side-pocketing to "long term" investments? I remember these innovative financial structures in the mid 2010s. It looks like these schemes hasn't quite gone according to investor's plan.

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