PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards to showcase more Chinese developers

Romesh Navaratnarajah8 Jun 2018

PropertyGuru Anjuke partnership crop

PropertyGuru will partner with Chinese online marketplace 58.com’s real estate arm, Anjuke.

More developers from China will be put under the limelight at the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards, after the organiser of the prestigious event inked an exclusive partnership deal with Chinese online marketplace 58.com’s real estate arm, Anjuke.

“Being Asia’s most reputed and trusted property awards, it is only befitting that we expand this platform to China. As Southeast Asia’s largest online property company, it was a natural choice for us to partner with China’s leading online marketplace 58.com and their leading property business,” said Hari V. Krishnan, CEO of PropertyGuru Group.

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Under the agreement signed in Shanghai on Wednesday (6 June), Anjuke.com was named as “Associate Partner” of the 2018 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards. Both parties also agreed to team-up to honour the best real estate developers and projects from mainland China.

“Partnering with PropertyGuru allows us to promote the best of what mainland Chinese real estate developers have to offer at pan-Asia’s leading property awards platform,” said Anjuke’s COO Jeff Ye.

“This represents the next stage of the Asia Property Awards programme, as it continues to give residents of Asian countries more choice of quality homes than they have ever had before,” noted Terry Blackburn, founder and managing director of PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards.

Aside from promoting Asia’s top property developments, the exclusive partnership also aims to connect Chinese buyers to fast-growing real estate markets in the region.

Previously, developers from Greater China, including the mainland, Hong Kong and Macau were first recognised at the awards in 2014. Then in 2017, award categories from these places were incorporated into the Grand Final ceremony.

Nominations of developers from mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau for the 2018 awards are now being accepted until 17 August via this website.

 

Romesh Navaratnarajah, Senior Editor at PropertyGuru, edited this story. To contact him about this or other stories, email romesh@propertyguru.com.sg

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