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Roxy-Pacific buys five shophouses for S$17m

PROPERTY developer Roxy-Pacific Holdings has agreed to acquire five adjoining two-storey shophouses on Upper Bukit Timah Road for S$17 million in total, it said in a Singapore Exchange filing on Tuesday. It said the shophouses made up a freehold residential site with an estimated total land area of 10,256 square feet and an existing plot ratio of 2.5 under Singapore's 2014 land use master plan. The...

Queens Peak at Dundee Road

Located opposite Queenstown MRT, Queens Peak is located along Dundee Road, in the mature Queenstown satellite town. Queens Peak, which will be launched soon, has 736 luxurious units, comprising 2 tower blocks and ranging from 1 to 5 bedroom sizes and large single level penthouse units with private pools. Its design is driven by organic architecture where harmony is promoted between the abode and the...

CIT to divest Ubi property for S$22.1m

CAMBRIDGE Industrial Trust (CIT) announced on Monday that it has entered into an agreement with RBC Investor Services Trust Singapore Limited for the proposed sale of the remaining leasehold interest in a property located at Ubi for S$22.1 million, excluding divestment costs and application goods and services tax. The five-storey light property, located at 55 Ubi Avenue 3, has a gross floor area of...

CapitaLand offloads The Nassim

CAPITALAND on Monday said it has sold its 100 per cent stake in Nassim Hill Realty (NHR) to an unrelated private company, Kheng Leong, for S$411.6 million. Included in the sale are also 45 unsold units in The Nassim, a luxury freehold boutique condominium project in Nassim Hill which has sold only 10 units since 2015. CapitaLand said it is doing this to avoid paying extension charges which would kick...

Chip Eng Seng looks poised for take-off

IN a property market where heavyweights such as CapitaLand and City Developments are in the limelight, a relatively small company like Chip Eng Seng Corporation appears to have escaped the attention of most analysts. Although earnings in recent years have varied - from as low as S$57.2 million in 2015 to as high as S$280.7 million in 2014 - the group has been quietly putting its chess pieces in play and...

Developers to keep playing quantum price game this year

DEVELOPERS sold 8,136 private homes last year, up 9.4 per cent from the 7,440 units they moved in the previous year - and the best showing in three years. The pick-up is a reflection of improved sentiment and demand, say analysts. The executive condo (EC) market posted even more spectacular sales growth. Preliminary government numbers show that developers found buyers for 4,018 EC units last year - up...

Crowdfunding platform CoAssets incorporates real estate subsidiary

COASSETS, a Singapore-founded startup listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, said on Tuesday that it has incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary, CoAssets Real Estate (Care), as part of the company's growth strategy. CoAssets is a real estate crowdfunding platform launched in July 2013. Care, a real estate agency, will provide a full spectrum of real estate services, including marketing, sales,...

Low Keng Huat makes highest bid for popular site at Perumal Road

CONSTRUCTION firm Low Keng Huat (Singapore) Limited has put in the highest bid for a residential site with first-storey commercial space at Perumal Road. At a tendered sale price of S$174.08 million, it translates to a very bullish S$1,000.72 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr), greatly surpassing some consultants' expectations of bids ranging from S$800 to S$850 psf ppr. This was according to...

Developers’ private homes sales slide to 367 units in Dec

DEVELOPERS sold 367 private homes in December 2016, less than half the 860 private homes that they sold in November 2016 but close to the 384 units that they moved in December 2015. These figures exclude executive condominiums or ECs. Including ECs, which are a public-private housing hybrid, developers found buyers for 580 units in December 2016, down from 1,111 units in November 2016 but higher than...

NTUC emerges as substantial shareholder of CMT

NATIONAL Trades Union Congress (NTUC) has emerged as a substantial shareholder of CapitaLand Mall Trust (CMT) after its stake in the retail Reit crossed 5 per cent last week. In a regulatory filing with the Singapore Exchange, CMT disclosed that NTUC's deemed stake went up from 4.9 per cent to 5.04 per cent on Jan 11 following the purchase of 5 million shares for S$10.07 million. CMT units closed 0.5...

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