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Bank of Hope Launches Hana Real Estate Value-Up Platform to Provide Customized Solutions

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2026-09-03 09:30:56
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2026-09-03 09:30:56
Bank of Hope signed a strategic partnership agreement on the 2nd at its headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, with five companies specializing in different areas of real estate. The partnership aims to maximize the value of commercial and aging properties and provide customers with optimized professional solutions. From left, Park Sang-jun, CEO of ShareIT; Kim Dae-myung, CEO of PCM Advisor; Jo Kang-tae, CEO of MGRV; Lee Eun-jung, head of Bank of Hope’s Wealth Management Division; Kim Dae-il, CEO of FASTFIVE; and Yang Seung-won, CEO of Kyungdong Housing, pose for a commemorative photo. Provided by Bank of Hope.
[Financial News] Bank of Hope will assess customers’ real estate assets through the Hana Real Estate Value-Up Platform and provide customized solutions.
On the 3rd, Bank of Hope announced the full launch of the Hana Real Estate Value-Up Platform, which is designed to maximize the value of commercial and aging properties and provide customers with optimized professional solutions.
Bank of Hope will serve as the coordinating hub, conducting detailed assessments of customers’ real estate assets and connecting them with professional companies best suited to the characteristics of each property.
On the 2nd, Bank of Hope signed a strategic partnership agreement at its headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, with five companies specializing in different areas of real estate. Key partners include Kyungdong Housing, a construction company specializing in building remodeling and value enhancement; PCM Advisor, a company specializing in real estate development and project management (PM); MGRV, the operator of the co-living residential brand Mangrove; ShareIT, a professional solutions company specializing in pop-up stores and vacant commercial spaces; and FASTFIVE, Korea’s No. 1 shared-office platform company.
Through the agreement, Bank of Hope plans to analyze customers’ property characteristics and needs, then organically connect them with partners for each stage, including planning, design, construction, leasing, and space operations. The bank aims to lower the barriers to entry in the complex process of developing and utilizing real estate and establish an integrated value-enhancement system that supports the entire business process.
Bank of Hope described the value-up platform as an advanced wealth management service that goes beyond simple advice on buying and selling real estate to address customers’ concerns about how to utilize their properties and provide practical solutions. The bank plans to expand its collaboration with professional companies in various fields.
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