Pamela Siow takes charge of logistics and industrial markets at JLL Singapore

Her professional track record also includes senior management positions at Sabana Real Estate Investment Management and Colliers International. (Picture: JLL)
Her professional track record also includes senior management positions at Sabana Real Estate Investment Management and Colliers International. (Picture: JLL)
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SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - JLL has appointed Pamela Siow as its new head of logistics and industrial capital markets in Singapore. She will be responsible for creating growth opportunities with new clients and deepen existing client relationships. Siow will report to Ting Lim, head of capital market, JLL Singapore, and Tom Woolhouse, head of logistics and industrial, JLL Asia Pacific.
Siow previously worked at Sabana Real Estate Investment Management where she was head of investment and asset management, and was involved in asset management, leasing, disposition, and asset enhancement initiatives.
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Her professional track record also includes senior management positions at Colliers International, where she was director of capital markets and investment services. She has represented Reits and institutional clients and drove sale and leaseback opportunities with multinational and end-user industrial clients.
“We’re excited to welcome Pamela to our team to support the dynamic growth of the logistics and industrial sector in Singapore,” says Ting, and adds that Siow will “provide clients with invaluable insights as they seek new investment opportunities in 2022 and beyond”.
JLL expects investment into Asia Pacific logistics and industrial real estate will double over the next three to five years as investors look to increase their exposure to this asset class. It expects investment volumes will reach US$50-60 billion between 2023-2025, from US$25-30 billion in 2019-2020.
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