Mapletree Clinches Three Awards At CNBC Asia Pacific Property Awards

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Mapletree Clinches Three Awards At CNBC Asia Pacific Property Awards

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VivoCity wins Best Retail Development Award in Asia Pacific

Singapore – Mapletree Investments Pte Ltd (“Mapletree”) has clinched three awards at the CNBC Asia Pacific Property Awards 2009. Its retail development, VivoCity, Singapore’s largest lifestyle and entertainment destination, received the highest five-star award for Best Retail Development and was named the Regional Winner in that category. Its other developments, Mapletree Business City, an integrated business hub currently under development, was awarded four stars in the Best Redevelopment category, while its recently completed office building in the HarbourFront Precinct, Merrill Lynch HarbourFront, was awarded four stars in The Best Architecture Design Award.

VivoCity, as the only five-star award winner for the Best Retail Development for Asia Pacific, will compete with the other five-star award winners from the Americas, Europe & Africa, Arabia and UK for the prestigious Best International Property award for this category. The results will be announced in November 2009 at the CNBC International Property Awards Gala Presentation in San Diego.

“Mapletree is delighted to receive the CNBC Asia Pacific Commercial Property Awards for all the three projects we submitted for judging, especially the five-star award for VivoCity. These awards recognise our ability to continue creating award-winning developments and further attest to Mapletree’s position as a leading real estate developer of quality projects” ,Mr Tan Boon Leong, Chief Operating Officer and CEO (Singapore Investments) of Mapletree said.

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About VivoCity

With over 1 million square feet of lettable floor space attracting a diverse mix of over 300 retailers, large event space, including a 1000-seat amphitheatre and a 300m harbour front boardwalk, VivoCity is set to become Singapore’s largest and most diverse retail and lifestyle destination when it opens to the public in October 2006. Designed by world-renowned architect, Toyo Ito, VivoCity will be the centre-piece of Singapore’s newest lifestyle hub at the HarbourFront, which also includes Sentosa, Mt Faber, the Singapore Cruise Centre and the St James Power Station.

About MAPLETREE BUSINESS CITY

Spanning over 1.98 million square feet in gross floor area, the award-winning sustainable development, MBC is located at Alexandra Precinct, 15 minutes from the Central Business District. The integrated business hub is built to the highest quality standards with Grade A specifications and extensive amenities. Completed in 2010, MBC is home to the regional headquarters of many multinational corporations. To enhance MBC’s overall ambience, eight outdoor art sculptures by local and regional artists are integrated within the landscape to create powerful visual references around the development.

About Merrill Lynch HarbourFront

Merrill Lynch HarbourFront is a built-to-suit office project at the HarbourFront Office Park. With a net lettable space of 200,000 sq ft, this office building features modern office requirements like column free space and large floor plates. Tenant, Merrill Lynch moved into the 6-storey office building when it was completed on 31 July 2008.

Merrill Lynch HarbourFront was awarded a Green Mark Gold Award by Singapore’s Building & Construction Authority for adopting green features in its building design.