How TBS Group's Ecosystem Bolsters Green Skyline

TBS Land is drawing on the extensive experience of its parent company, TBS Group, to imbue its Green Skyline real estate project with a quality that transcends mere architectural design. TBS Group, a diversified private economic conglomerate established in 1989, operates across four key sectors: industry, real estate, hospitality and resorts, and logistics.

Before venturing into real estate, TBS Group spent nearly three decades in industrial manufacturing, becoming a top global producer of footwear and bags and a strategic partner for international brands like Coach and Decathlon. This industrial background instilled a rigorous approach to quality control and large-scale coordination, principles that TBS Land applies to Green Skyline through a "design for operation" philosophy. This means every aspect, from floor plans and room functionality to natural light and ventilation, is meticulously calculated to ensure a living space that is easy to manage, operate, and maintain its value over time. The project's construction progress, with all four towers topped out by December 2024 for a 2026 handover, reflects this disciplined execution.

Furthermore, Green Skyline benefits from TBS Logistics, the group's logistics arm managing warehouses, ports, and distribution networks. This capability provides TBS Land with a significant advantage in sourcing construction materials, controlling supply chains, and optimizing costs. This logistical strength enables the integration of reputable brands like Häfele and Kohler into the project's finishing standards, ensuring consistent quality and value for buyers. The project is also being managed by Savills, bringing a culture of service from Mai House.