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SINGAPORE PROPERTY

Capitol Singapore’s hotel, theatre and retail arcade put on market for S$650 million

Across the road, an expression of interest has been conducted for Singapore Land’s Stamford Court

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Kalpana Rashiwala

Kalpana Rashiwala

Published Mon, Aug 5, 2024 · 09:58 PM
    • The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore has 157 rooms and suites. on the upper levels of Capitol Building and Stamford House.
    • Stamford House (left) is part of the Capitol Singapore site. Across the road, the building with a clock tower is Stamford Court.
    • The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore has 157 rooms and suites. on the upper levels of Capitol Building and Stamford House. PHOTO: GOOGLE MAPS
    • Stamford House (left) is part of the Capitol Singapore site. Across the road, the building with a clock tower is Stamford Court. PHOTO: GOOGLE MAPS

    TWO iconic properties in Singapore’s civic district are on the market: a chunk of the Capitol Singapore development, and Stamford Court.

    The Business Times understands that Perennial Holdings has appointed two property consultants to suss out buying interest for The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore, Capitol Theatre and the retail arcade space.

    The total gross floor area (GFA) is about 244,500 sq ft, and the asking price is S$650 million.

    Singapore propertyCommercial & IndustrialHotelsSingapore Land Groupwilmar internationalPerennial Holdings

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