Tuan Sing banks on building ecosystems
At home and abroad, the real estate company bets on mixed-use concepts to realise the potential of its properties.
Singapore
THE Covid-19 pandemic is reshaping where people live, work and play, raising the profile of mixed-used developments and the ecosystems they create.
For mainboard-listed real estate firm Tuan Sing, T24 : T24 0% fostering ecosystems is a recurring theme at its development projects at home and abroad - including at its Dunearn Road properties.
Last month, the group secured a private tender for a 1,592.4 square metre freehold site at 870 Dunearn Road for S$56 million. It sits just next to Link@896, the group's mixed-use office and retail building a stone's throw from King Albert Park MRT station.
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