To cater to the needs of its members in China, the Asia Pacific Real Estate Association (APREA) has established the APREA China Chapter.
The ninth APREA chapter was launched in line with the firm’s strategy of operating on a decentralised basis, with local identities, in all major markets in the region.
“Since the launch of our first chapter, we have continued to expand our network as part of our aim to promote and represent real estate markets more effectively in each country,” said Peter Mitchell, Chief Executive Officer of APREA.
“It has been a goal of ours to establish a chapter in China to expand and improve the linkages between Chinese and foreign property companies and investors.”
Apart from disseminating information on the opportunities in the country, the new chapter aims to provide China’s real estate community with an expanded network and greater access to research. This will ensure not only continued growth but an effective delivery of services to members as well.
Since APREA’s plan to enter the country was made public, several Chinese firms have joined as foundation members, including Forte Capital, CITIC Capital, Stanley & Partners and Kailong Real Estate Investment.
Currently, APREA has around 180 members, with chapters in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, India, Australia, Philippines, Korea, and most recently Malaysia.
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