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Popular RE acquires premium office space in Hong Kong's Admiralty for HKD15 Million at Lippo Centre Tower 1

Popular RE has made the purchase of a new office space in the prestigious Admiralty district of Hong Kong, further strengthening its position in the region's competitive market. The 576-square-foot office was acquired for HKD15 million, made possible through strategic equity funding from Saichild Financial Holdings Limited (“Saichild”).

 

Admiralty, renowned as one of Hong Kong’s primary business hubs, offers a prime location surrounded by key financial institutions, government buildings, and multinational corporations. This acquisition signals Popular RE’s long-term commitment to expanding its footprint in Asia and elevating its regional operations.

 

We are excited to establish our new office in the heart of Admiralty, which will serve as a critical base for our regional activities. The new space will not only enable us to accommodate our growing workforce but also reinforce our ability to deliver excellent services to clients in Hong Kong and beyond. We are deeply appreciative of the equity support provided by Popular RE, which was instrumental in securing this premium location.

 

The purchase, valued at HKD15 million, is a testament to the company’s growth ambitions and strategic outlook. With 576 square feet of office space, Popular RE plans to create a collaborative and efficient environment for its team, further enhancing its operational capabilities.

 

The financial backing from Saichild underscores the confidence in Popular RE’s growth potential. With its strong foothold in Admiralty, Popular RE is well-positioned to attract top talent and drive further success in the highly competitive Hong Kong market.

 

The new office space is expected to become a hub for Popular RE's expanding its operations, allowing the company to continue its growth trajectory and enhance its service offerings across Asia.


The transaction will be funded by a full CASH equity from Saichild Financial Holdings Limited.

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