GARBE opens first office outside Europe in Singapore

They have appointed Chenhui Xia as managing director.

German real estate company GARBE announced the opening of its new office in Singapore to enhance its presence in Asia Pacific and provide closer ties to institutional investors in these markets.

The new office is also GARBE’s first location outside of Europe.

The company has appointed Chenhui Xia as managing director, bringing over 15 years of expertise in real estate and financial markets.

Previously, Xia served as an executive director at a leading Asian investment manager, where he focused on capital raising and portfolio management.

“With Chenhui Xia’s proven expertise and leadership, we are confident that this office will strengthen our ability to connect Asian capital with European real estate opportunities,” said Dr. Thomas Kallenbrunnen, Managing Director of GARBE Institutional Capital.

In his new role, Xia will focus on building strong relationships with investors, driving capital procurement, and supporting business development initiatives.

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