REDAS announces new president

Muneerah 6 Feb 2015

Augustine Tan, Executive Director of Property Sales at Far East Organization, has been named as the new president of the Real Estate Developers’ Association of Singapore (REDAS) for a two-year term.

A veteran in the property industry, Tan joined Far East Organization in 2013 as an Executive Director. Prior to that, Mr Tan worked at Keppel Land for 21 years.

“As a key stakeholder to the Singapore growth story, it is important that REDAS continues to play an active role as a progressive and inclusive body. I look forward to a strong partnership with the government to build a stable and healthy property market in Singapore,” Tan said.

Tan will replace GuocoLand CEO and Group President Chia Boon Kuah, who served as REDAS President for a two years.

Chia is confident that the newly elected leadership at REDAS will continue to strengthen its role as a professional and highly regarded representative body providing effective leadership in the advancement of the real estate and development industry in Singapore.

 

REDAS announces new president

Source: REDAS

 

Muneerah Bee, Senior Journalist at PropertyGuru, edited and wrote this story. To contact her about this or other stories email muneerah@propertyguru.com.sg

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