PropertyGuru Asia Awards Malaysia in partnership with iProperty earns distinguished supporters
Platinum sponsor Lim Soh & Goonting Advocates & Solicitors supports the 12th edition of the awards programme
Relive the grandest night for Malaysian real estate in the official photo album here
The PropertyGuru Asia Awards Malaysia in partnership with iProperty held its 12th edition last week with the support of a distinguished sponsor and partners.
The celebration, held on 8 October at The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur, recognised Malaysia’s finest real estate achievers, as determined by experts and consumers alike.
This year’s platinum sponsor is Lim Soh & Goonting Advocates & Solicitors. An amalgamation between two firms—Messrs Choong Lim Low & Woo and Messrs Zainal Goonting & Low—Lim Soh & Goonting Advocates & Solicitors comprises a team of experienced lawyers, strongly supported by dedicated, experienced personnel. This distinguished team includes senior partner Chan Fei Loong, who came to present a few awards during the gala.
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Fully committed to clients’ legal needs in various practice areas, the firm provides a comprehensive range of professional services. Lim Soh & Goonting ensures that its legal services are provided within the timeframe and expenditure that are beneficial to client’s interests.
The firm has also invested in technology aids and will continue to do so to cater to and keep up with changing trends and demands.
Organised by PropertyGuru Group, the 12th Annual PropertyGuru Asia Awards Malaysia in partnership with iProperty is also supported by official portal partners PropertyGuru.com.my and iProperty.com.my; official ESG knowledge partners Green Building Index (GBI), GreenRE, and Malaysia Green Building Council (MGBC); official magazine Property Report by PropertyGuru; media partners Kopi and Property, Niaga Times, Penang Property Talk, The Grid Asia, The Iskandarian, The Malaysia Voice, and Top 10 of Malaysia; and official supervisor and balloting partner HLB.
Relive the grandest night for Malaysian real estate in the official photo album here
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