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Keppel Land in JV to develop offices, residences in Yangon

Keppel Land's investment in phase two of Junction City will be about US$48.6 million; construction to start in 2018

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Published Wed, Sep 7, 2016 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    KEPPEL Land on Wednesday said that it has signed a conditional joint venture agreement with Burmese conglomerate Shwe Taung Group to develop premium serviced residences and offices in the next phase of Junction City.

    This is a mixed-use development in Yangon's central business district. Keppel Land's investment in this next phase will be about US$48.6 million.

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