Hong Kong (Reuters) - Private equity firm Carlyle Group has bought two residential towers in the Chinese casino enclave of Macau, a statement from the deal's broker said. The deal, announced by Jones Lang LaSalle, was worth about USD 250 million, the South China Morning Post reported on Tuesday. A Carlyle spokeswoman declined to comment on the price the firm paid Macau developer Sin Kin Wan Group for two of the five 35-storey towers in the "Lot KL" project.