Thailand’s 16th Annual PropertyGuru Award Winners

Thailand’s 16th annual PropertyGuru Awards has given Sansiri Public Company Limited the Best Developer award while other highly-reputable companies and developers took home other coveted awards. Established in 2005, the PropertyGuru Thailand Property Awards originated the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards series, which has expanded over the years to cover 16 dynamic real estate markets, including Australia, the Chinese territories, Japan, India, and Sri Lanka.
PropertyGuru is Southeast Asia’s leading property technology company, and recently held the annual, virtual gala event to recognise Thailand’s best in real estate and development. As the longest-running programme of its kind, the event awarded distinctions to developers, projects and designs in 37 categories. In an article by DD Property, Hari V. Krishnan, Chief Executive Officer of PropertyGuru Group, says The PropertyGuru Thailand Property Awards has been working with the industry for 16 years for a reason.
The judging process took place under the stringent supervision of HLB Thailand, one of the country’s leading international accounting and advisory firms.
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