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Brexit, schmexit: Asian buyers still love London’s premier office properties

The UK's exit from the EU is not slowing investment from the Far East into London property – in some cases, it is speeding it up

Map of London, England, and vicinity, circa 1902, from the 10th edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Map of London, England, and vicinity, circa 1902, from the 10th edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica. Photo: Russell Cob

Chua Thian Poh is excited about Crossrail.

The self-made billionaire and one of Singapore’s richest people is unlikely to be spotted on the tube, but his vocal enthusiasm for the new train line makes more sense in light of a £650m deal struck by a subsidiary of Ho Bee Land, Chua’s property company, for London’s Ropemaker Place — a short walk from Moorgate station, which will benefit from the new rail line.

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