Foreign developers in town to woo Asian buyers
[SINGAPORE] Global property launches are gathering pace in this part of the world as more overseas developers start wooing the Asian rich. At least two foreign developers are in town this week to kick off their global launches next month.
US developer Millennium Partners, which just opened its Singapore office in June, said it is targetting "discerning Asian buyers" who want to own a home right next to the landmark 1912 Burnham Building in Boston.
Similarly, the Malaysian consortium behind the iconic Battersea Power Station mixed-use project that overlooks London's famous River Thames is on a world-wide marketing blitz ahead of its phase three residential launch. It is also wooing firms from the US to Asia to set up shop in the redevelopment project.
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