Winners of PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards respond to COVID-19
Defending the region, protecting its citizens
Real estate developers have helped shape cities across the Asia Pacific region through all types of developments, from housing projects to commercial venues to entertainment centres. In times of need, they have always been available to lend a hand.
Now that we are in the midst of a pandemic, the winning developers of Asia Property Awards have stepped up to do their part in helping the region cope — in helping you stay safe — proving that they are socially responsible even if it doesn’t benefit their bottom line.
PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards redefines standards
PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards has been celebrating the biggest and best achievers in the world’s most dynamic markets here in Asia for more than a decade, but there is so much more to our awards programme than meets the eye. Since our establishment, we have been promoting the value of Corporate Social Responsibility by recognising developers who are relentless in their pursuit to minimise their carbon footprint and help underprivileged communities.
For our 15th year in the business, we’re taking it a step further by honouring developers who adhere to the core principles of Environmental, Social and Governance in their day-to-day processes.
For more information, visit asiapropertyawards.com
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