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Savills Vietnam named property manager of Leadvisors Tower

Property - 6 year

Savills Vietnam has been officially appointed the property manager of Leadvisors Tower, a Japanese grade A office building developed by LeadvisorSanei Hospitality Holdings.

Savills officially opted as manager of Sun Grand City Ancora Residence

Property - 7 year

Savills Vietnam has been officially appointed the property manager of Sun Grand City Ancora Residence, a high-end property development by Sun Group located at No.3 Luong Yen, Bach Dang ward, Hai Ba Trung district, Hanoi.

Savills Vietnam officially appointed property manager of The Eden Rose

Property - 7 year

The Eden Rose is the latest project for which Vimefulland, a real estate developer under Vimedimex Group, has chosen Savills as its property manager.

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Savills Vietnam named property manager of Leadvisors Tower

Savills officially opted as manager of Sun Grand City Ancora Residence

Savills Vietnam officially appointed property manager of The Eden Rose

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