The 20th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards concluded at its Grand Final, celebrating Asia’s finest real estate achievements across more than 90 “Best in Asia” categories, with a spotlight on innovation, design excellence, and long-term sustainability.
Thailand developers secured seven Best in Asia wins. Leading the success was Reignwood Park, which claimed Best Luxury Mega Township Development (Asia). Additional honours recognised luxury homes, coastal residences, and lifestyle-driven projects by AP (Thailand) Public Company Limited, Pruksa Real Estate Public Company Limited, Triya, and Tropical Life Real Estate Co., Ltd. Thailand’s strength in retail and mixed-use design was also spotlighted with Lead8 awarded for its work on Parade at One Bangkok.
A further highlight for Thailand was the presentation of the PropertyGuru Icon Award to Supaluck Umpujh, chairwoman of The Mall Group, in recognition of her enduring impact on Thailand’s retail and mixed-use landscape, including the award-winning EM District in Bangkok.
Malaysia emerged as the top-performing country with 17 Best in Asia titles, followed by Indonesia with 15 wins and Vietnam with 14. Singapore developers earned 11 awards, including Best Residential Developer (Asia) for UOL Group Limited, while the Philippines secured 10 wins.
Other notable winners included Henderson Land Development Company Limited of Hong Kong as Best Developer (Asia), projects from Australia and Japan, and honours for developments in Sri Lanka and the Middle East.
Jules Kay, general manager of PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards and Events, said: “We conclude the landmark 20th edition of the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards series on a highly positive note, echoing industry resilience in over 600 awards across 13 distinct real estate markets that continue to overcome headwinds and capitalise on strategic opportunities in the current cycle. This year’s Best in Asia winners showcase record-setting skyscrapers, large-scale townships, transit-oriented developments, premium and affordable homes, flexible spaces, and urban landmarks, designed with ambition for long-term value and guided by environmental and social considerations. We look forward to the new standards of sustainable development that developers in Asia will deliver over the next 20 years.”
For the full list of winners, visit https://www.asiapropertyawards.com
