by expression of interest
Effective immediately, local real estate advisory firm Edmund Tie & Company will be known as ETC. The company has also unveiled a new logo as part of its rebranding exercise.
According to Desmond Sim, CEO of ETC, the decision to officially change the name was driven by its people. This move highlights the company’s commitment to listening and valuing the insights, voices, and ideas of its employees.
“Our new name, ETC, has long been a familiar abbreviation among our clients and staff,” says Sim. “This rebranding exercise is a reflection of how far we have come as a united company and showcases our determination to shape the future of real estate, both locally and regionally.”
The rebranding comes on the heels of the company’s 30th anniversary. Founded in 1995, ETC offers a comprehensive range of services covering all aspects of a real estate asset’s lifecycle, from advisory and investment to management and divestment.
In other real estate news, Marina Bay Residences has recently undergone a $5 million revamp to enhance the living experience for its residents and deliver premium rental value. Additionally, three food-factory units at Pandan Loop are currently on the market for $11 million. Meanwhile, Noel Building in Tai Seng has been sold for $81.18 million, 17% above the guide price, and the industrial GS Building in Balestier was sold for $67 million through an expression of interest process.