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CapitaLand Investment guns for more third-party management contracts for malls

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Jessie Lim

Jessie Lim

Published Mon, Apr 1, 2024 · 05:00 AM
    • CLI has inked a third-party management contract for an iconic retail asset in Singapore, says Chris Chong, its chief executive officer of retail and workspace in Singapore and Malaysia.
    • CLI has inked a third-party management contract for an iconic retail asset in Singapore, says Chris Chong, its chief executive officer of retail and workspace in Singapore and Malaysia. PHOTO: CAPITALAND

    INDOOR activities and sports programmes will take centre stage at Kallang Wave Mall and the retail areas at the Singapore Sports Hub, as CapitaLand Investment (CLI) takes over the management of the space from Monday (Apr 1). 

    CLI has been making progress in growing its management of malls for third parties and is gunning for further growth in this area.

    The group also inked a third-party management contract for an iconic retail asset in Singapore, said Chris Chong, CLI’s chief executive officer of retail and workspace in Singapore and Malaysia. 

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