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2 hours ago ago from SINGAPORE Real Estate Arena
CAPITALAND’S wholly owned service residence unit, The Ascott, has clinched a contract to manage Citadines Xian Xingqing Palace, its third service residence in Xian, China. Ascott’s two other service residences in Xian are Citadines Xian Central, which is already operating, and Citadines Xian Gaoxin, which is due to open in 2010. Ascott secured the contract for Citadines Xian Xingqing Palace from Shaanxi Defang Changan – the second ...
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