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Menas signs to elevate lifestyle experiences at Keppel’s properties in Vietnam

Business - 3 week

Menas Group has entered a strategic partnership with Keppel to co-develop an integrated ecosystem of lifestyle services across Keppel’s real estate projects in Vietnam, beginning with the landmark Celesta City development in Saigon South.

Keppel Land acquires another housing complex in Saigon South

Property - 3 year

The total consideration of the deal is about $16 million.

Keppel Land partners Phu Long to develop three residential sites in Saigon South

Property - 5 year

This is the first deal the established Vietnamese developer has inked with a foreign partner although it has developed a number of quality residential projects.

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Menas signs to elevate lifestyle experiences at Keppel’s properties in Vietnam

Keppel Land acquires another housing complex in Saigon South

Keppel Land partners Phu Long to develop three residential sites in Saigon South

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