AP Land seeks more value from property portfolio


ASIA Pacific Land Bhd (AP Land) is taking steps to add value to its portfolio of investment properties and property development projects to realise higher value and return from them. 

Chairman Low Gee Tat said the group’s property investment portfolio, comprising the City-Square Centre integrated commercial enclave of Empire Tower, Crown Princess Hotel and City-Square Shopping Complex, was under renovation and with the additional features, the value of the property would be enhanced. 

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