ETC, formerly known as Edmund Tie & Company, has officially changed its name with immediate effect. This rebranding exercise also includes a revamped logo. According to Desmond Sim, the CEO of ETC, the new name has long been an abbreviation used by clients and staff, and the decision to officially adopt it was driven by the people within the company. It showcases the company’s commitment to valuing their employees’ insights, voices, and ideas.
Sim also adds that the refreshed identity reflects how far the company has come as a united ETC and highlights their intention to shape the future of real estate, both locally and regionally. This rebranding also coincides with the company’s 30th anniversary. Since its founding in 1995, ETC has been offering a wide range of services covering every phase of a real estate asset’s lifecycle, from advisory and investment to management and divestment.
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In addition, ETC has recently completed the $5 million revamp of Marina Bay Residences, enhancing residents’ living experience and delivering value in premium rents. The company’s portfolio also includes the Noel Building on Tai Seng, which was sold for $81.18 million, 17% above the guide price, and the industrial GS Building in Balestier, which was sold for $67 million. These recent successes further solidify ETC’s position as a leading real estate advisory in the industry.