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More than 670,000 people watched Niseko Tourism’s new weekly video series in winter 2022/23.

Niseko Tourism’s dynamic marketing team produced one fresh new snow and resort updates video each week from January and March – 12 reports in total.

These were posted across Niseko Tourism’s social media platforms including Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, and shared from there by various local and international media.

The aim of the project was to show the world key aspects of Niseko’s winter season through a regularly updated, engaging content format.

Niseko Tourism Chief Marketing Officer Acme Wu said that it was important to publish resort-wide content that created an immersive viewing experience for potential tourists.

“We want to make sure people around the world know that Niseko is MORE than just the amazing snow,” Wu said.

“These videos allow people who aren’t in the resort to get a sense of the true atmosphere of Niseko in winter and create a mesmerizing image for anyone thinking about coming to Niseko.

“Ultimately we believe that if people were to get even a sample of what it’s really like here in winter, they would not hesitate to make it their next winter destination.”

Each video highlights current weather and snow conditions as well as events and resort updates.

Importantly, the videos also highlight the local experiences including dining and activities such as onsen and the launch of Hanazono Zipflight.

Additionally, Niseko Tourism produced and released two additional videos covering the Niseko Shootout ProAm photography contest and Short Film Festival event.

A number of videos feature interviews with pro riders including Christy Prior, a professional snowboarder from New Zealand.

The video with Christy Prior highlights her journey through Niseko as she enjoys local onsen, dining, hotel stays at both Andaru Niseko and Chalet Ivy and of course Niseko’s powder snow.

Another video featured professional skier, artist, filmmaker and co-founder of ski brand Season Equipment, “Eric Pollard” from the USA.

The industry legend discussed what keeps him coming back to Niseko and what makes the area so unique.

These videos were presented in English, as the resort largely attracts visitors from overseas, but Niseko Tourism believed it was important to always include Japanese subtitles to continue encouraging domestic interest in the region.

Based on the success of this year’s project which was created fully in-house, Niseko Tourism has plans to create and publish similar videos next winter.

Subscribe to Niseko Tourism’s newsletter and follow Niseko Tourism at the links below to make sure you receive the videos in your social media feeds next winter:

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A mini-documentary on a much-loved 88-year-old local artist has won this winter’s Niseko Shootout Short Film Festival held at Hanazono Ski Resort.

It’s the first time in the event’s five-year history that a non-ski/snowboard-related film has trumped the field.

Painter is an artistic, 4-minute-long film following a day in the life of Shigeru Tokumaru, one of Niseko’s most loved artisans.

Filmmaker Toshi Pander won ¥180,000 in prize money thanks to Niseko Shootout major sponsor Don Julio 1942 Tequila – who also supplied a shot of tequila to festival goers on arrival.

Niseko Shootout founder Winse Heyward said he was excited to see more diversity in the entries this year.

“It’s great to see our film festival growing in size and depth over the years,” Winse said.

“We’ve now got films that are not just about the amazing skiing and snowboarding but also the spirit and uniqueness of the local people, making it a true Niseko cultural event.”

More than 400 people packed Hanazono EDGE – Hanazono Ski Resort’s premier slopeside dining hall – on Friday March 17 for the fun-filled 2-hour event.

Hanazono EDGE also provided food and drink specials for guests, with a roving beer-vendor pouring draught beer from a keg strapped to her back (as is seen at Japanese baseball games).

In all, there were 16 short movies entered by filmmakers from within Japan and internationally from the USA, Austria, New Zealand, Argentina, UK and more.

Judge Ryunosuke Tanaka said the judging was difficult due to the variety and individuality of the entries.

“Among the works that conveyed the charms of Niseko from unique perspectives, Toshi’s Painter stood out from the crowd”, Tanaka-san said.

“Beginning with a quiet but powerful Niseko landscape and moving to focus on the painter, Tokumaru-san, the beauty of the images continues to the point where one can almost feel his breath.

“As the Niseko area has a very high awareness of powder snow, skiing, and snowboarding, exciting powder riding pieces are inspiring, but Painter does not include any skiing scenes.

“However, it gives us a strong sense of the people who live and work here.”

Taking second place Niseko Daydreams, a film by Austrians Bernhard Braun and Mattias Wehinger following skiers exploring the magical Niseko backcountry terrain and enjoying local onsens and hospitality.

In third place was another biographical short documentary, Envision, by Yuichi Ishida and featuring the local legendary calligrapher Yoko Arano.

Ioanna Morelli, Niseko Tourism director and event subcommittee member said it was great to see the return of the festival to Hanazono this season.

“The quality of filming, editing and storytelling in each short showcased Niseko as a visually stunning and culturally rich environment.

“Congratulations to winner Toshi Pander and thank you to everyone who participated to make this year epic.”

All the films can be watched on the Niseko Tourism YouTube channel.

The winners of the Season-long #NisekoShootout Instagram Contest were also announced during the event.

All images uploaded to Instagram and hashtagged #nisekoshootout this winter were eligible, with almost 900 entries in the three categories – Ski, Snowboard, Open.

2022-23 Niseko Shootout Winners (View all photos on Nisekoshoot Instagram)

Make sure to follow Niseko Shootout &  Niseko Tourism social media to find out more about the Niseko Shootout Summer contest.

Thanks again to all our sponsors & partners and until next year.

• Niseko United
• Powderlife
• Don Julio 1942
• Hanazono Niseko
• NISADE
• Gentemstick
• Oyuki Japan
• Rhythm Japan
• Yama Plus
• Iwanai Resort
• K2 Japan
• Alpenglow Lodge
• NAC

Our ‘ohoro GIN(standard)’ awarded the Country Winners Gold
at an international gin competition called World Gin Award 2023
which was held in England. It is one of the biggest gin competitions in the world.

Ohoro GIN(standard) is a regular product since we released it in 2021. It is flavored with 13 botanicals, including sweet gale and Japanese peppermint from Niseko with good high-quality underground water from Mt.Annupuri. You can enjoy a clear, smooth, but full-bodied flavor with a light citrus aroma.
We recommend it as a cocktail base for gin and tonic, martini, or simply with ice.

On 23rd February, there will be an award for the ‘World’s Best’ in England.

Tokyu Land Corporation (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Masashi Okada; “Tokyu
Land” below) and Tokyu Resorts & Stays Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO:
Toshihiro Awatsuji; “Tokyu Resorts & Stays” below) announce that as the second entry of their “Value up
NISEKO 2030” project, the companies have made the decision to rebuild the “Hotel Niseko Alpen” in the
Kutchan Town, Hokkaido into a hotel condominium. Located right in front of the state-of-the-art gondola that
will undergo a redesign as the first entry in the project, Hotel Niseko Alpen will be reborn into a hotel
condominium with the top location in Niseko, one that offers direct access to all ski slopes. Note that Hotel
Niseko Alpen in its current form will discontinue its business as of March 31, 2023 in order to undergo
demolition of the existing building. The hotel condominium to take its place is scheduled to open in Winter
2026.

■ Background and Purpose of Rebuilding
Since opening in 1986, Hotel Niseko Aspen has been used by numerous customers, local and otherwise, as
a core hotel of a ski slope. In recent years, the facility has undergone repairs and improvements to a number
of its guest rooms, the updating of its equipment, and other changes as needed. While Tokyu Land and Tokyu
Resorts & Stays had considered large-scale repairs and improvements over time as a means of improving the
value of the area going forward, based on various surveys, the state of dilapidation of the facility, and other
factors, the companies settled a policy of rebuilding the facility outright.
With “Niseko Tokyu Grand HIRAFU,” Tokyu Land and Tokyu Resorts & Stays had bolstered their initiatives
aimed at regional revitalization outside the skiing season, including putting a summer gondola in service and a mountain bike course in place. With the rebuilding of Hotel Niseko Alpen, the companies seek to contribute
to improving the appeal of staying at the hotel as a core facility of a ski slope located in that resort’s core as
well as continue to compel numerous visitors to use the facility with a view to realizing an all-season
international resort.
After its rebuilding, Tokyu Land and Tokyu Resorts & Stays are envisioning that Hotel Niseko Aspen will take
the shape of a hotel condominium containing over 100 guest rooms. The companies will proceed to promote
this plan with a target opening of Winter 2026.

■ The birth of a hotel condominium right in front of a new gondola that connects directly to the
ski slopes
Hotel Niseko Alpen is positioned in a prime ski-in/ski-out location within the Niseko Tokyu Grand HIRAFU
ski resort that also places it right in front of a new gondola scheduled to be rebuilt in Winter 2024. With the
new hotel condominium that it is planning to build, Tokyu Land and Tokyu Resorts & Stays will take full
advantage of this outstanding location to create accommodations that are more comfortable and
environmentally-conscious and are of higher quality. Additionally, in its plans for the facility, the companies
also seek to incorporate prosperity-building initiatives befitting accommodations to be positioned as a resort
core that will also contain the Hirafu Ski Resort Daiichi Parking Area Development Project being planned by
Kutchan Town. Tokyu Land and Tokyu Resorts & Stays will announce details of the hotel condominium,
including its name, an overview and when sales of units will commence, as soon as they have been
determined.

■ About Value up NISEKO 2030
The Value up NISEKO 2030 project is an urban development project intended to address challenges and
revitalize the area through collaborating with the government, local companies, and people in the community
to build the world-class “NISEKO” brand as a resort that aims for sustainable development and a destination
that continues to be chosen by the year 2030. Having executed a comprehensive cooperation agreement for the formation of an all-season international resort to mark the 50 th anniversary of Kutchan’s Ski Town
Declaration, in addition to promoting smart resorts, Tokyu Land will proceed to tackle the improvement of
physical infrastructure such as the updating of cableways on ski slopes as well as non-physical aspects like
measures aimed at making resorts conducive to all-season use while bolstering the company’s regional
affiliations. Moreover, Tokyu Land has decided on the rebuilding of the lift with the most extensive transport
record in Niseko as the first entry in the Value up NISEKO 2030 project, and intends to continue promoting
multiple endeavors that also include a non-physical initiative in the form of commencing demonstration tests
for “Niseko Powder Tokens” as Japan’s first skiing NFT that will be accompanied by “fast track” privileges
starting this Winter season.

Deep powder isn’t the only thing Niseko is known for!

A quirky custom-built Japanese “kei truck” has captured the attention of the voting public to win this year’s ¥80,000 Niseko Shootout ProAM Public Vote.

Kei truck’s are mini pick up trucks that are cheap to register and run, and are seen everywhere in rural Japan – Niseko included.

This particular kei truck is called Sabi-chan and was customised by the rider in the photo, Kiwi Henry Johnson.

The photographer was Tomek Ustupski from Poland.

Niseko Shootout Founder Winse Heyward said it obviously resonated with the voting audience.

“So many locals own a kei truck or van because they’re cheap and have character, and this one is like the poster child for Niseko,” said Winse.

“The patchwork of coloured timber panels popped with the lighting, and the ridge on the roof created a classic Niseko urban feature for Henry to transition on.

“Very cool, very Niseko and a very worthy winner of this year’s Niseko Shootout ProAM!”

Judges Vote Winner

Niseko is also famous for its powder pillows – or mushrooms as they’re called locally.

Pro-pro team made up of local photographer Aaron Jamieson and visiting pro skier Dennis Ranalter took out the Judges Vote with a spectacular bluebird pillow-line shot.

It snowed almost every day between December 1 through the contest period ending January 9, meaning there were plenty of mushrooms ripe for harvest for the ProAM.

This particular line is a favourite spot for travelling ski and snowboard media, however, getting a good photo is much trickier than getting a good video.

The judges all know this fact well and recognised the difficulty in capturing such a pristine bluebird powder shot, awarding Aaron and Dennis the win.

This year’s judges were Taro Tamai, Tsutomu Nakata, Yoichi Watanabe, Neil Hartmann, Torah Bright, Eric Pollard, Matt Hampton and Winse Heyward.

Don Julio Tequila & Rhythm Provide the Party

More than 150 fans flocked to ski rental hub Rhythm Base on Friday night (January 20) for the awards party.

With tequila brand Don Julio 1942 sponsoring the party, it was a fittingly boisterous celebration for a classic Niseko Shootout ProAM.

Check out the photos captured during the Award Ceremony and the Award Video below!

BANGKOK, Thailand — 9 December 2022

PropertyGuru Group (NYSE: PGRU), Southeast Asia’s leading property technology company, today announced the regional winners representing the Best in Asia at the 17th Annual PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final, presented by Kohler and supported by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®.

Also known as the finale of the 2022 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards series, the Grand Final was presented in 48 categories at The Athenee Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok.

New World Development Company Limited garnered the award of Best Developer (Asia), representing China (Hong Kong and Macau). Along with the design practice Lead8, the company also received the Best Mega Mixed Use Development (Asia) award for 11 SKIES.

Representing Mainland China, Lead8 additionally won the Best Retail Architectural Design (Asia) award for Shougang Park Urban Weaving District. Benoy Limited won Best Mixed Use Architectural Design (Asia) for CRL MixC Qianhai in another regional win for Mainland China.

The Philippines garnered seven regional wins, led by the Best Industrial Developer (Asia) title for Aboitiz InfraCapital Economic Estates and Best Lifestyle Developer (Asia) title for Global-Estate Resorts, Inc. (GERI). Aboitiz InfraCapital Economic Estates also won the honours of Best Industrial Development (Asia) and Best Green Development (Asia) for LIMA Estate.

AppleOne Mactan, Inc. also won Best Branded Residential Development (Asia) for The Residences at Sheraton Cebu Mactan Resort while Cebu Landmasters, Inc. won Best Hospitality Architectural Design (Asia) for Sofitel Cebu City. Arquitectonica was honoured with the Best Office Architectural Design (Asia) award for Mega Tower.

Thailand also gained seven regional wins, including the Best Landmark Mixed Use Development (Asia) award for One Bangkok by Frasers Property Holdings (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (FPHT). Magnolia Quality Development Corporation Limited won both the Best Condo Development (Asia) and Best Health and Wellness Development (Asia) awards for The Aspen Tree at The Forestias. PMT Property Co., Ltd. earned the titles of Best Condo Interior Design (Asia) and Best Condo Landscape Architectural Design (Asia) for 125 Sathorn. Lake Legend Bangna-Suvarnabhumi by Hongkong Land and Property Perfect PCL was named Best Waterfront Housing/Landed Development (Asia) while Jaytiya 2 Private Pool Villas Residence by Jaytiya Property Co., Ltd. won Best Housing/Landed Landscape Architectural Design (Asia).

Singapore scored six regional wins at the Grand Final. GuocoLand was named Best Luxury Developer (Asia) and Best Sustainable Developer (Asia) while UOL Group Limited was named Best Hospitality Developer (Asia). UOL Group Limited also won Best Hotel Development (Asia) for Pan Pacific Orchard.

Park Nova by Shun Tak Holdings gained the Best Condo Architectural Design (Asia) title while Artyzen Singapore by Artyzen Hospitality Group won Best Hospitality Interior Design (Asia).

Indonesia was also represented with six regional wins that include the Best Township Development (Asia) award for Kota Baru Parahyangan by PT. Belaputera Intiland and Best Township Masterplan Design (Asia) award for PIK2 Sedayu Indo City by Agung Sedayu Group & Salim Group.

Autograph Tower at Thamrin Nine Complex by PT Putragaya Wahana, a member of Galeon Group, won Best Office Development (Asia) while LRT City Jatibening by KSO PT Adhi Commuter Properti Tbk. & PT Urban Jakarta Propertindo Tbk. won Best Connectivity Condo Development (Asia). Metland Cibitung by PT Fajarputera Dinasti, a subsidiary of PT Metropolitan Land Tbk., won Best Connectivity Housing/Landed Development (Asia) while LOGOS Cikarang Logistics Park by LOGOS Indonesia was named Best Green Industrial Development (Asia).

Australia scored five regional wins, including the Best Boutique Developer (Asia) title for Spacious Group. SPG Land won both the Best Smart Building Development (Asia) and Best Integrated Work From Home Development (Asia) titles for Paradiso Place. Dare Property Group won Best Eco Friendly Commercial Development (Asia) for Zero Gipps and Mayrin Group won Best Housing/Landed Architectural Design (Asia) for The Archwood Residences.

Vietnam scored four regional wins, including the Best Mixed Use Developer (Asia) title for Keppel Land. Sycamore by CapitaLand Development (Vietnam) won the Best Housing/Landed Development (Asia) and Best Eco Friendly Housing/Landed Development (Asia) awards. Artisan Park by Gamuda Land was named Best Retail Development (Asia).

From Greater Niseko, Andaru Collection Niseko by Blue Waves Group clinched both Best Completed Housing/Landed Development (Asia) and Best Housing/Landed Interior Design (Asia) awards. HakuVillas by H2 Group won the Best Completed Condo Development (Asia) award.

Cambodia and Malaysia each earned two regional wins. The Best Breakthrough Developer (Asia) award went to Kambujaya Development Co., Ltd, with the Best Waterfront Condo Development (Asia) title going to Vue Aston by The Peninsula Capital Co., Ltd. KL Wellness City by KL Wellness City Sdn Bhd was named Best Mixed Use Development (Asia), with Infinity8 Reserve JBCC by Infinity Group winning Best Co-Working Space (Asia).

India was also represented at the Grand Final with Embassy REIT winning Best Commercial Landscape Architectural Design (Asia) for Embassy TechVillage – Central Garden.

Candra Ciputra, CEO of Ciputra Group and president director of PT Ciputra Development Tbk, received the PropertyGuru Icon Award. Ciputra, previously named the Indonesia Real Estate Personality of the Year in 2015, received the award for a lifetime of real estate achievements covering developments in more than 40 cities across the archipelago.

The regional winners at the Grand Final were selected from the elite pool of country winners from PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards’ series of celebrations this year in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, the Philippines, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Greater Niseko (Japan), India, and Australia.

Hari V Krishnan, CEO and managing director of PropertyGuru Group, said: “The Awards remain among our widest-reaching enterprise solutions, having expanded over the years to represent some of the world’s most dynamic property markets from Southeast Asia to Australia. With these award-winning developers and designers as benchmarks, we hope to guide property seekers towards finding, financing and owning the right properties. In this, the 17th edition of the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final, we elevate not only the region’s dream homes but also its finest, most sustainable live-work-play developments, workspaces, retail hubs, hotels, resorts, and industrial parks, among others, to an international platform. Whether you’re seeking, selling or building property, we will see you home.”

Jules Kay, general manager of PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards and Events, said: “The winners of the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final aptly represent the diversity, progress, and resilience of their respective property markets. With projects ranging from boutique residential developments to vast integrated districts, these award-winning developments offer an impressive snapshot of what the Best in Asia looks like. Whether celebrated onstage at our gala events, or presented to the world online, these awardees shine bright as the Gold Standard of Asian real estate, keeping true to our vision of building the region’s Property Trust Platform. To all the winners announced at our regional Grand Final—we celebrate your success. Congratulations.”

The latest edition of the Grand Final marked the full return of the black-tie gala dinner and awards presentation, following a successful virtual gala edition in 2021. The 2022 Grand Final was streamed live on AsiaPropertyAwards.com as well as the programme’s official Facebook and YouTube channels.

The list of winners at the Grand Final was selected by an independent jury consisting of head judges of participating markets in the Awards: Thien Duong, chairperson of the Grand Final and general director, Group GSA (Vietnam); Amit Khanna, managing director, Phoenix Advisers (India); Bill Barnett, founder and managing director, C9 Hotelworks (Greater Niseko); Cyndy Tan Jarabata, president of TAJARA Leisure & Hospitality Group Inc. (Philippines); Dato’ Sr. Lau Wai Seang, president, Royal Institution of Surveyors ​Malaysia (RISM): 2017-2018 (Malaysia); Kristin Thorsteins, head of partnership growth for APAC at IWG PLC (Singapore); Lui Violanti, regional manager for Western Australia, Inhabit Group (Australia); Paul Tse, president, board of directors, Macao Association of Building Contractors and Developers (Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau); Sorn Seap, executive vice president, Cambodian Valuers and Estate Agents Association (Cambodia); Suphin Mechuchep, chairperson, JLL Thailand (Thailand); and Vivin Harsanto, senior director and head of advisory, JLL Indonesia (Indonesia).

HLB, the leading international accounting and advisory firm, upheld fairness, transparency and credibility throughout all points of the selection process, under the leadership of Paul Ashburn, HLB International Real Estate Group.

Since it was established in Thailand in 2005, the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards programme has expanded over the years to 18 property markets. Through its series of in-person and virtual gala celebrations, the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards programme has provided an international platform for excellent real estate developers, architects, and interior designers across Asia Pacific. The programme therefore connects awardees to a wide pool of investors, consumers, and agents, as well as the diaspora, throughout the region and beyond.

Organised by PropertyGuru Group (NYSE: PGRU), the 17th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final is supported by platinum sponsor Kohler; gold sponsor Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®; official portal partner PropertyGuru; official channel partner History; official magazine Property Report by PropertyGuru; official PR partner Artemis Associates; media partners BusinessWorld, Construction & Property, d+a Magazine, Daily FT, Deluxe Magazine, Discover Pattaya, Esquire PH, Hot Magazine, Housing.com, Kompas, Kopiandpropetry.com, Luxuo, Manila Bulletin, Mingtiandi, Palace, Pattaya Trader, Penang Property Talk, People Asia Magazine, PhilStar PropertyReport PH, Powderlife, Real Estate News PH, Real Living, Rem, Robb Report, Southeast Asia Globe, Suara Indonesia, The Grid, The Hindu, The Manila Times, Think of Living, Top 10 of Malaysia, Vietnam Heritage, WhenInManila.com, Yacht Style, and Your Investment Property; official ESG partner Baan Dek Foundation; official charity partner Liter of Light; supporting partners IFC – Building Resilience Index, IFC – Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies, and REHDA Institute; supporting associations EuroCham Cambodia, Global Design Awards Lab, Green Building Consulting & Engineering, Niseko Tourism, Singapore Estate Agents Association, and Singapore Green Building Council; and official supervisor HLB.

For more information, email [email protected] or visit the official website: AsiaPropertyAwards.com.

LIST OF REGIONAL AND COUNTRY WINNERS

17th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final

DEVELOPER AWARDS

Best Developer (Asia) 

• Agung Sedayu Group — Indonesia
• Auriton Group — Australia
• New World Development Company Limited — China – Hong Kong and Macau (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Prince Real Estate Group — Cambodia
• Robinsons Land — Philippines
• UOL Group Limited — Singapore

Best Luxury Developer (Asia) 

• GuocoLand — Singapore (REGIONAL WINNER)
• SonKim Land Corporation — Vietnam

Best Industrial Developer (Asia) 

• Aboitiz InfraCapital Economic Estates — Philippines (REGIONAL WINNER)
• PT LOGOS SEA Indonesia — Indonesia

Best Mixed Use Developer (Asia) 

• GuocoLand — Singapore
• Keppel Land — Vietnam (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Megaworld Corporation — Philippines
• Prince Real Estate Group — Cambodia

Best Hospitality Developer (Asia) 

• Megaworld Corporation — Philippines
• UOL Group Limited — Singapore (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Lifestyle Developer (Asia) 

• Aurum Land (Private) Limited — Singapore
• Casagrand Builder Pvt. Ltd. — India
• Global-Estate Resorts,Inc. (GERI) — Philippines (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Sustainable Developer (Asia) 

• GuocoLand — Singapore (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Bumi Serpong Damai — Indonesia
• PT LOGOS SEA Indonesia — Indonesia

Best Boutique Developer (Asia)

• Aurum Land (Private) Limited — Singapore
• Bumi Parama Wisesa (NavaPark) Hongkong Land & Sinar Mas Land Joint Venture — Indonesia
• Spacious Group — Australia (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Breakthrough Developer (Asia)

• Kambujaya Development Co., Ltd — Cambodia (REGIONAL WINNER)

DEVELOPMENT AWARDS

Best Township Development (Asia) 

• Bridgetowne Destination Estate by Robinsons Land — Philippines
• Correctio by PT. Jababeka Tbk — Indonesia
• Kota Baru Parahyangan by PT. Belaputera Intiland — Indonesia (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Meyhomes Capital Phu Quoc by Tan A Dai Thanh – Meyland — Vietnam

Best Mega Mixed Use Development (Asia) 

• 11 SKIES by Lead8 & New World Development Company Limited — China – Hong Kong and Macau (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Landmark Mixed Use Development (Asia) 

• One Bangkok by Frasers Property Holdings (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (FPHT) — Thailand (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Mixed Use Development (Asia) 

• Baker Circle by Henderson Land Development Company Limited — China – Hong Kong and Macau
• Balfour Place by Thirdi Group — Australia
• Embassy Manyata Front Parcel Development by Embassy REIT — India
• Heartland 66 by Hang Lung Properties — Mainland China
• KL Wellness City by KL Wellness City Sdn Bhd — Malaysia (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Melbourne Square by OSK Property — Australia
• Prince International Plaza by Prince Real Estate Group — Cambodia
• Thamrin Nine Complex by PT Putragaya Wahana, a member of Galeon Group — Indonesia

Best Industrial Development (Asia) 

• FoodFab @ Mandai by Mandai 7 JV Pte Ltd — Singapore
• GIIC @ Kota Deltamas by Sinar Mas Land & Sojitz Corporation — Indonesia
• LIMA Estate by Aboitiz InfraCapital Economic Estates — Philippines (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Hotel Development (Asia) 

• Pan Pacific Orchard by UOL Group Limited — Singapore (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono and Hanazono Resort Niseko by Nihon Harmony Resorts KK and PCPD — Greater Niseko

Best Retail Development (Asia) 

• Artisan Park by Gamuda Land — Vietnam (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Batavia PIK by Agung Sedayu Group & Salim Group, curated by Amantara — Indonesia

Best Office Development (Asia) 

• 888 Lai Chi Kok Road (NCB Innovation Centre) by New World Development Company Limited — China – Hong Kong and Macau
• Autograph Tower at Thamrin Nine Complex by PT Putragaya Wahana, a member of Galeon Group — Indonesia (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Cloud Land, Hangzhou by Greentown China Holdings Limited — Mainland China
• Frasers Tower by Frasers Property Singapore — Singapore
• Hudson & Ganges Office Towers, Embassy TechZone by Embassy REIT — India
• Knowledge Hub @Digital Hub by Sinar Mas Land — Indonesia
• One Bangkok Office Tower 4 by Frasers Property Holdings (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (FPHT) — Thailand

Best Branded Residential Development (Asia)

• The Residences at Sheraton Cebu Mactan Resort by AppleOne Mactan, Inc. — Philippines (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Condo Development (Asia)

• Forbes Residences, Applecross by Mustera Property Group Ltd — Australia
• Hinode Hills by Niseko Village — Greater Niseko
• Kincang Egrets Waves 3.0 Residential by LYCS Architecture — Mainland China
• Le Parc at Thamrin Nine Complex by PT Putragaya Wahana, a member of Galeon Group — Indonesia
• Meyer Mansion by GuocoLand — Singapore
• One Innovale by Henderson Land Development Company Limited — China – Hong Kong and Macau
• Parc3 by Eupe Corporation Berhad — Malaysia
• Piramal Aranya by Piramal Realty — India
• The Aspen Tree at The Forestias by Magnolia Quality Development Corporation Limited — Thailand (REGIONAL WINNER)
• The Seasons Residences by Sunshine Fort North Bonifacio Realty Development Corporation — Philippines
• Vue Aston by The Peninsula Capital Co., Ltd. — Cambodia

Best Waterfront Condo Development (Asia)

• Costa Mira Beachtown Mactan by Cebu Landmasters, Inc. — Philippines
• Lee Nam Road 66 by Logan Group Company Limited & KWG Group Holdings — China – Hong Kong and Macau
• Meyer Mansion by GuocoLand — Singapore
• Paradiso Place by SPG Land — Australia
• Sunteck Beach Residences (SBR) by Sunteck Realty Limited — India
• Vue Aston by The Peninsula Capital Co., Ltd. — Cambodia (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Connectivity Condo Development (Asia)

LRT City Jatibening by KSO PT Adhi Commuter Properti Tbk. & PT Urban Jakarta Propertindo Tbk. — Indonesia (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Completed Condo Development (Asia)

• HakuVillas by H2 Group — Greater Niseko (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Health and Wellness Development (Asia)

• Forbes Estates Lipa by Robinsons Land — Philippines
• Mark Moran Warrawee by Mark Moran Group — Australia
• The Aspen Tree at The Forestias by Magnolia Quality Development Corporation Limited — Thailand (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Smart Building Development (Asia)

• Paradiso Place by SPG Land — Australia (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Housing/Landed Development (Asia)

• Belgravia Ace by Fairview Developments Pte Ltd (a unit of Tong Eng Group) — Singapore
• Enchanté Résidence @BSD City by Sinar Mas Land — Indonesia
• Guangzhou Nansha Amber Living by Zhuhai Huafa Properties Co., Ltd. — Mainland China
• Sycamore by CapitaLand Development (Vietnam) — Vietnam (REGIONAL WINNER)
• The Archwood Residences by Mayrin Group — Australia

Best Waterfront Housing/Landed Development (Asia)  

• Lake Legend Bangna-Suvarnabhumi by Hongkong Land and Property Perfect PCL — Thailand (REGIONAL WINNER)
• The Residences III at The Glades, Putra Heights by Sime Darby Property — Malaysia

Best Connectivity Housing/Landed Development (Asia)  

• Metland Cibitung by PT Fajarputera Dinasti a subsidiary of PT Metropolitan Land Tbk. — Indonesia (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Completed Housing/Landed Development (Asia)  

• Andaru Collection Niseko by Blue Waves Group — Greater Niseko (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Integrated Work From Home Development (Asia)

• Paradiso Place by SPG Land — Australia (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Pisonia Ville by UDA Holdings Berhad — Malaysia

Best Green Development (Asia) 

• LIMA Estate by Aboitiz InfraCapital Economic Estates — Philippines (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Green Industrial Development (Asia) 

• LOGOS Cikarang Logistics Park by LOGOS Indonesia — Indonesia (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Eco Friendly Housing/Landed Development (Asia)

• Sycamore by CapitaLand Development (Vietnam) — Vietnam (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Eco Friendly Commercial Development (Asia)

• Site of the Future – Acienda Silang by Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation — Philippines
• Zero Gipps by Dare Property Group — Australia (REGIONAL WINNER)

DESIGN AWARDS

Best Township Masterplan Design (Asia) 

• Bridgetowne Destination Estate by Robinsons Land — Philippines
• PIK2 Sedayu Indo City by Agung Sedayu Group & Salim Group — Indonesia (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Mixed Use Architectural Design (Asia)

• 11 SKIES by Lead8 — China – Hong Kong and Macau
• CRL MixC Qianhai by Benoy Limited — Mainland China (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Yoho Treasure Island Resorts World Hotel, Macau by Huarchi Global Design Corporation Ltd & Treasure Island Entertainment Company Ltd — China – Hong Kong and Macau

Best Condo Architectural Design (Asia)

• AMO Residence by UOL Group Limited, Singapore Land Group Limited, Kheng Leong Company — Singapore
• Meyer Mansion by GuocoLand — Singapore
• One East @ Damansara by CK East Group — Malaysia
• Paradiso Place by SPG Land — Australia
• Park Nova by Shun Tak Holdings — Singapore (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Railway Leisure Town by HZS Design (Shanghai) Ltd. — Mainland China
• Reference Sathorn – Wongwianyai by SC Asset — Thailand
• The Commodore by JBE Holdings Pte Ltd — Singapore
• The East Village at DGT by Cebu Landmasters, Inc. — Philippines
• Waterfall Heights, Patong Bay (Phuket) by PropertyStore Thailand Co., Ltd. — Thailand

Best Housing/Landed Architectural Design (Asia) 

• Andaru Collection Niseko by Blue Waves Group — Greater Niseko
• Lake Legend Bangna-Suvarnabhumi by Hongkong Land and Property Perfect PCL — Thailand
• Mazenta Residence by PT Cipta Harmoni Lestari — Indonesia
• Seri Austin Heights by Aksi Sepakat Sdn Bhd — Malaysia
• The Archwood Residences by Mayrin Group — Australia (REGIONAL WINNER)
• The Valley by Botanica Luxury Villas — Thailand
• Venue ID Motorway Rama 9 by SC Asset — Thailand

Best Hospitality Architectural Design (Asia)

• Artyzen Singapore by Artyzen Hospitality Group — Singapore
• Shiguchi by Kookan — Greater Niseko
• Sofitel Cebu City by Cebu Landmasters, Inc. — Philippines (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Retail Architectural Design (Asia) 

• Pantjoran PIK by Agung Sedayu Group & Salim Group, curated by Amantara — Indonesia
• Shougang Park Urban Weaving District by Lead8 — Mainland China (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Office Architectural Design (Asia) 

• Embassy Oxygen, Tower-1 by Embassy REIT — India
• Mega Tower by Arquitectonica — Philippines (REGIONAL WINNER)
• One Bedford Place by Lofter Group Limited — China – Hong Kong and Macau

Best Condo Interior Design (Asia)    

• 125 Sathorn by PMT Property Co., Ltd. — Thailand (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Liv @ MB by Bukit Sembawang Estates Limited — Singapore
• Orchard Sophia by Orchard Sophia Pte Ltd — Singapore
• Paradiso Place by SPG Land — Australia
• Perfect Ten by Property Enterprises Development (Singapore) Pte Ltd — Singapore
• The Commodore by JBE Holdings Pte Ltd — Singapore
• The Residences at Sheraton Cebu Mactan Resort by AppleOne Mactan, Inc. — Philippines

Best Housing/Landed Interior Design (Asia) 

• Andaru Collection Niseko by Blue Waves Group — Greater Niseko (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Kambujaya Residences by Kambujaya Development Co., Ltd — Cambodia
• Mazenta Residence by PT Cipta Harmoni Lestari — Indonesia
• The Archwood Residences by Mayrin Group — Australia

Best Hospitality Interior Design (Asia)

• Artyzen Singapore by Artyzen Hospitality Group — Singapore (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Sheraton Cebu Mactan Resort by AppleOne Mactan, Inc. — Philippines
• Shiguchi by Kookan — Greater Niseko

Best Condo Landscape Architectural Design (Asia)

• 125 Sathorn by PMT Property Co., Ltd. — Thailand (REGIONAL WINNER)
• AMO Residence by UOL Group Limited, Singapore Land Group Limited, Kheng Leong Company — Singapore
• Park Nova by Shun Tak Holdings — Singapore
• Waterfall Heights, Patong Bay (Phuket) by PropertyStore Thailand Co., Ltd. — Thailand

Best Housing/Landed Landscape Architectural Design (Asia)

• Jaytiya 2 Private Pool Villas Residence by Jaytiya Property Co., Ltd. — Thailand (REGIONAL WINNER)
• Meysenses Lucia Bay Bai Lu by Tan A Dai Thanh – Meyland — Vietnam 

Best Commercial Landscape Architectural Design (Asia)

• Embassy TechVillage – Central Garden by Embassy REIT — India (REGIONAL WINNER)

Best Co-Working Space (Asia)

• Infinity8 Reserve JBCC by Infinity Group — Malaysia (REGIONAL WINNER)
• work.able Exxa-Zeta Center by Robinsons Land — Philippines

PUBLISHER’S CHOICE

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• WINNER: Candra Ciputra, CEO, Ciputra Group, President Director, PT Ciputra Development Tbk