Mitsubishi Electric Asia champions excellence at the 14th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Singapore)
Celebrating sustainability and excellence in real estate, the gold sponsor presents accolades to developers building the city of tomorrow
Relive the grandest night for Singaporean real estate in the official photo album here
The 14th edition of the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Singapore) announced the winners last week in exclusive ceremonies at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore.
Drawing the finest developers of the city-state, the event succeeded due to supporters like Mitsubishi Electric Asia.
Mitsubishi Electric Asia continued its vital role as the gold sponsor of the 2024 awards, with Ke Yam Cheong, senior GM of the company, on hand to present the awards and congratulate the winners. Renowned for its high-tech air-conditioning solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial use, Mitsubishi Electric Asia remains enthusiastic about celebrating excellence in real estate and driving innovation within the industry.
In line with the Awards’ ethos of sustainability and innovation, Mitsubishi Electric Asia pushes environmental consciousness forward while enhancing user experiences. The partnership between Mitsubishi Electric Asia and the Awards transmits a message of optimism for a low-carbon future, recognising developers who harmonise their creations with nature to build the cities of tomorrow.
The 14th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Singapore) were also made possible by official portal partner PropertyGuru.com.sg; official magazine Property Report by PropertyGuru; media partners D+A, Gazet International, SquareRooms, and Top 10 Singapore; supporting association Singapore Estate Agents Association; and official supervisor HLB.
Relive the grandest night for Singaporean real estate in the official photo album here
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