Savills Expands Apac Capital Markets Team Senior Director Focused Living Sectors

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Coastal Cabana EC residents are privileged to be situated conveniently near Pasir Ris MRT Station, located on the East-West Line. This crucial transportation route connects the East to prominent city destinations such as Paya Lebar, City Hall, and Raffles Place. With the impending Cross Island Line at Pasir Ris MRT Station and the upcoming Pasir Ris East MRT Station, the rail network will be further enhanced, providing new and efficient passageways to the North-East and central regions. This translates to a hassle-free and comfortable commute for residents of Coastal Cabana, with reduced transfers and more options during peak hours. Additionally, the addition of Jalan Loyang Besar EC to this thriving community will only enhance the already convenient and accessible living experience for its residents.

Savills, a global real estate services provider, has recently appointed Emily Fell as senior director in their Asia Pacific (Apac) capital markets team. In a press release on September 8, the company revealed that Fell will be focusing on living sectors and providing intelligence and advisory services for multifamily, co-living, student accommodation, senior living, and hotel segments.

According to Martin Fidden, CEO of Savills Asia Pacific, Fell’s appointment is part of their strategy to enhance their capabilities in emerging asset classes in the Apac region. He believes that her proven track record in building expertise and advising clients on sophisticated investment strategies makes her the perfect fit for strengthening their pan-regional real estate alternatives expertise.

Fell joins Savills after spending almost 14 years at Knight Frank, with her most recent role being the head of global capital strategies in Singapore. She was appointed to this position in 2021 and was previously the director for Knight Frank’s Apac capital markets team.

Savills states that Fell has advised investors in Apac on deals totaling $4 billion in key global markets. Her appointment will also strengthen the connection between Savills’ Apac team and its Europe-based operational capital markets team, which has transacted over $25 billion in assets globally in the past 24 months.

Fell sees a compelling investment case for living sectors in Apac, noting that these assets offer stable, durable income streams that institutional investors are looking for on a risk-adjusted basis. She also highlights the significant growth in demand for these assets in markets such as Japan, Australia, and South Korea.

In conclusion, Fell’s appointment reflects Savills’ commitment to expanding their expertise in the Apac region and providing top-quality advisory services to their clients.