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<p><strong>An expanded Asia Property Awards 2019 saw Singapore-based developers and projects take the largest haul of awards</strong> in the Grand Final ceremony held in Bangkok, Thailand on 22 November
Luxus Hills garnered much praise for its tasteful interiors, state-of-the-art fittings, and flexible layouts at the 9th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards. Here's what made this development win the "Best Landed Housing Development" category.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE: Nestled in the Tanglin-Bukit Timah enclave, Juniper Hill is the second of three upscale residential projects to be launched under Allgreen Properties’ Bukit Timah Collection.
Developer Aurum Land won Best Boutique Developer for a "capturing function, form, and design excellence" at the 9th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards, but was also recognised for its CSR initiatives. Here's what the developer achieved at the awards.
<p><strong><em>SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE: Strategically located in the heart of District 10, Fourth Avenue Residence</em>s<em> is the first of three luxury residential projects to be launched under Allgreen Properties’
MeyerHouse in District 15 offers premium living with added privacy in one of Singapore's most sought-after locations. Here's why the project won Best Luxury Condo Development at PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Singapore) 2019.
Kent Ridge Hill Residences is the Best New Private Condo Development at PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Singapore) 2019 for its sheer scale of onsite amenities, modern architecture features, and exclusive location near several natural retreats.
Situated on the cusp of Singapore’s leafy embassy district is Principal Garden, an exclusive development with a host of lifestyle amenities and huge green spaces. Here's why the development is the Best Completed Private Condo Development this year.
Keppel Land, via its fully-owned unit Monestine, has partnered Vietnamese developer Phu Long Real Estate Corporation to acquire a 60 percent interest in three plots of land in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam for VND1,304 billion (S$76 million).
