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PPS3 to be priced ‘much higher than S$2,300 psf’

CITY Developments Ltd (CDL) has said that the anticipated pricing for a potential residential profit participation securities (PPS) transaction will be "much higher" than the S$2,300 per square foot (psf) cited in a report in The Business Times on Friday, "given the intrinsic value of our assets". Responding to the report, the property developer added that it would make further announcements if and when...

CDL attempts third PPS deal, this time with top-end condos

CITY Developments Ltd (CDL) is said to be attempting its third profit participation securities (PPS) structure, this time involving a portfolio of 48 apartments in three projects in the Core Central Region completed earlier. The potential deal is seen as the latest instalment of the group's capital-recycling strategy. The 48 apartments - at Cliveden at Grange, St Regis Residences Singapore and One...

Global-thinking CDL is still Singaporean at heart

City Developments Limited (CDL) may have placed great effort in recent years to grow its global footprint — from the appointment of an Australian as its very first CEO to rapid overseas expansion — but the listed homegrown property unit of diversified Hong Leong Group still very much wishes to remain Singaporean. The Republic, said CEO Grant Kelley, could be the company’s “hidden upside” when...

Wing Tai’s revenue hurt by slowing sales

REGIONAL property developer Wing Tai Holdings saw its takings hit by slowing sales of its property units. Its revenue for the third quarter was down 35 per cent to S$113.0 million, from S$174.1 million a year ago. Revenue for the nine-month period ended March 31, 2016, was down 12 per cent to S$403.8 million, from S$460.8 million the year before. Wing Tai said the revenue for the period was mainly...

Developers need to factor in needs of pedestrians, cyclists from July

Developers for commercial buildings and schools will have to submit a Walking and Cycling Plan (WCP) from July 2016, said the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Tuesday (May 3). The WCP will apply to commercial developments, such as shopping complexes, offices, business parks, as well as schools, they added in a press release. This new requirement is so...

Frasers Centrepoint unit’s Park Gallery in Australia sold out

PARK Gallery, a townhouse development located at Cova on Australia's Hope Island, is sold out, Frasers Property announced on Wednesday. Since launching in November, Frasers Property Australia, the Australian division of Frasers Centrepoint Limited, has achieved more than A$28 million (S$28.9 million) from the sales of 60 townhouses at Park Gallery. The 60 "architecturally designed" Park Gallery...

Singapore developers stay sanguine about top China cities

WHILE skyrocketing property prices in top Chinese cities have prompted China to rein in the rage, Singapore developers with substantial exposure to these cities remain unfazed. Many are still bullish about their prospects in China and are looking to raise their exposure further. Yet, they are keeping close tabs on market conditions when it comes to timing residential launches. CapitaLand China CEO...

Perennial Real Estate seeks to wind up Capitol entities over deadlock with Pontiac Land

PERENNIAL Real Estate Holdings (PREHL) has filed applications for the Singapore High Court to wind up three associated companies related to its integrated development, Capitol Singapore at City Hall, due to a deadlock with its partner. The three firms are Capitol Investment Holdings, Capitol Retail Management and Capitol Hotel Management. The applications were made because "the shareholders and...

Developers will need to incorporate needs of pedestrians, cyclists: MND

Developers will be required to incorporate the needs of pedestrians and cyclists in their plans, announced the Ministry of National Development (MND) on Monday (April 11) as it unveiled further plans to move Singapore towards a “car-lite, people-friendly” city. Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong said the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) will require...

Oxley sells 241 units in London Royal Wharf project for £59.9m

PROPERTY developer Oxley Holdings has agreed to sell 241 units at Plot 21 of the Royal Wharf Development in London for £59.9 million (S$115.6 million). The buyers have paid £1.8 million of the consideration amount, and will pay the remainder upon completion of Plot 21, which is expected to be in the fourth quarter of 2018. The sale was carried out by Oxley's wholly owned unit Oxley Wharf Property...

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