Savills expands into Cambodia

Romesh Navaratnarajah3 Dec 2015

Savills Keystone partnership

International property consultancy Savills has announced a partnership with Keystone Property Consultants in Cambodia.

The move strengthens Savills presence in South East Asia and allows it to provide advice to businesses looking to participate in the Cambodian real estate resurgence.

This also increases Savills Asia Pacific presence to 58 operations across 17 countries in the region.

Located in Phnom Penh, Keystone is a leading advisor with a strong background in real estate consultancy, valuation and brokerage.

“We have observed increasingly strong growth in our Indochina business, covering all aspects of the property market. This association with Keystone will allow us to leverage their local expertise, further strengthening the Savills brand across this dynamic region,” said Neil MacGregor, Managing Director of Savills Vietnam.

Sunny Soo, Managing Director of Keystone, added: “Savills has an established presence throughout Asia Pacific as well as a substantial global platform and international client base. We are very excited to be working with Savills, which will allow us to continue providing best in class advice and offer our services to clients throughout Cambodia.”

Image: Left to right, Sunny Soo, Managing Director of Keystone Property Consultants with Christopher Marriott, CEO of Savills South East Asia.

 

Romesh Navaratnarajah, Senior Editor at PropertyGuru, wrote this story. To contact him about this or other stories email romesh@propertyguru.com.sg

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