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Sing·po·li
Who We Are
诚
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“Sing” means honesty, sincerity, and credibility.
保
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“Po” means protection and preservation.
利
“Li” means
profitability.
Timeline
1977
The Birth of Singpoli
Founded in 1977 by Herman Hui, a professor of structural engineering, Singpoli began as a construction company in Hong Kong.
Over the next 14 years, we participated in the construction or renovation of many landmark properties in China, including the Great Hall of the People and the Beijing 1990 Asian Games Village.
1991
Window of Opportunities
Our company established itself in Southern California and quickly
expanded into real estate investment.
The Savings & Loan Crisis was underway in the US, and we capitalized on the market
depression by acquiring an office building in Orange County, California, that the Orange County Register reported was the lowest per-square-foot price in a decade.
This winning strategy of finding opportunities amidst uncertainty would come to define the company and propel our success into the 21st century.
2009
Commercial
Real Estate Purchase
In 2009, when the US real estate market faced another downturn,
we made one of the largest commercial real estate purchase transactions in Los Angeles County, California, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Within several years, we sold the commercial real estate property in 2021. Moreover,
on January 7, 2010, we were named one of the top 50 new buyers
in the nation by US Capital Trends, who ranked us 8th out of private equities and 12th overall.
Present Day
The Present & Future of Singpoli
Today, our company extends into several other real estate disciplines, including architecture & design, development and real estate services & management.
We also offer investment opportunities for high net worth individuals,
institutional investors and immigrant investors. As a result, Singpoli represents
an integrated, comprehensive, one-stop solution.
From financing to design, to construction and leasing, we are able to identify and execute
a remarkable opportunity from start to finish.
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