CapitaLand sells 70% stake in Westgate to CMT for S$789.6m
Mall sold at 4.3% property yield, which manager says is undemanding and relatively fair
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AS PART of its capital recycling exercise, property developer CapitaLand on Monday said that it has agreed to sell to CapitaLand Mall Trust (CMT) its 70 per cent stake in Westgate - the retail component of an integrated retail and office development in Jurong - for S$789.6 million.
This values a full 100-per-cent stake in the development at S$1.128 billion, and translates to S$2,746 per square foot (psf).
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