Thakral invests S$42m in Osaka office buildings
Singapore
THAKRAL Corporation, a trading and property firm, on Tuesday said it has invested S$42 million in two office buildings in Osaka, Japan. The investment will be made through Thakral Japan Properties Pte Ltd - a pooled investment vehicle - with equity from the group, and other investors. Thakral will hold about 50 per cent of the equity in the vehicle.
The two buildings - Yotsubashi Nakano Building and Dai-chi Jyuken Yotsubashi Building - are located close to the Shinsaibashi area, a business and commercial district, and have been 90 per cent tenanted by mainly Japanese firms. The purchase price translated to S$3,180 and S$3,420 per square metre of built-up area respectively. These are priced at levels of similar buildings in the area, and are below replacement cost after excluding land cost, Thakral said.
TRENDING NOW
Think twice about rebuilding that old landed property into a super-big house to max out GFA
SpaceX’s US$1.75 trillion IPO: How retail investors, including those in Singapore, can buy shares
Yeo’s, Tiger Beer and now Gardenia – flight of food manufacturing from Singapore might be just as planned
Battle for Asia’s ultra-rich: ‘Singapore can’t afford to keep losing clients to Dubai, Hong Kong’