Global real estate solutions providers bring the 8th PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards to life
Kohler, Häfele Vietnam, Saint-Gobain Vietnam, and Dulux Professional showcase innovative products at highly awaited HCMC celebration
Relive the grandest night for Vietnam real estate in the official photo album here: Flickr.com
Some of the world’s leading brands came out in full force for the eighth annual edition of the PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards on 21 October in Ho Chi Minh City.
Around 600 people thronged the Gem Centre to celebrate the Gold Standard of Vietnam real estate. The highly anticipated celebration showcased a great range of products by platinum sponsor Kohler; gold sponsors Häfele Vietnam and Saint-Gobain Vietnam; and silver sponsor Dulux Professional, with representatives of the global brands in attendance.

“We are very proud to be the platinum sponsor of the PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards for the sixth year,” he says. “We have to continue the effort in this partnership to accredit outstanding developments and developers.”
This year, Kohler is celebrating the launch of its new Statement and Anthem Collections. The collections are poised to elevate the standards of showering with their great designs, intuitive controls, and immersive experience.
As platinum sponsor of the Awards, Kohler hopes to contribute to a higher level of progression and gracious living for the Vietnam property market.

One of the year’s gold sponsors, Häfele Vietnam wowed guests at the Gem Centre with a showcase of its latest digital locks and home appliances, proudly manufactured to the highest German standards.
The PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards program is a “top playground for many major businesses in Vietnam’s real estate,” according to Häfele Vietnam general director Dominik Fruth. “We are excited to meet great partners who share our ambition to create more modern and comfortable living spaces for Vietnamese people.”

Saint-Gobain Vietnam continues to support the building and construction sectors with innovative offerings such as the Vinh Tuong-Gyproc drywall and ceiling solutions; DURAflex Calcium Silicate boards; Weber tile adhesives, sealants, and waterproofing products; and the CLIMAVER glass wool air ducts. “By partnering with the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards, Saint-Gobain Vietnam wants to increase the corporate image among developers, architects,” says Saint-Gobain Vietnam CEO Nguyen Truong Hai.

“Under the auspices of this Award, Dulux Professional will cooperate with Vietnamese companies to create an interesting playground for high quality and prestigious real estate projects,” she says.
Apart from the distinguished list of sponsors, the 8th PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards were made possible by local partner Oriental Media Vietnam; official portal partner Batdongsan.com.vn; official channel partner History; official magazine Property Report by PropertyGuru; official PR partner T&H Communications; media partners Deluxe Magazine, Luxuo, Palace, Robb Report, Vietnam Heritage, and Yacht Style; official ESG partner Baan Dek Foundation; supporting association IFC – Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies; and official supervisor HLB.
For more information, visit the official website: AsiaPropertyAwards.com.
Relive the grandest night for Vietnam real estate in the official photo album here: Flickr.com
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