CONSOLIDATION in the real estate agency industry continues, with PropNex Realty entering into a strategic collaboration with a wholly-owned indirect unit of China Real Estate Grp (CREG) which will see it absorbing salespeople from Global Alliance Property (GAP). Read more at The Business Times.
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