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Food factory site in Mandai fetches S$74 million, among recent big-ticket industrial deals

British-American Tobacco is selling 15 Senoko Loop for S$53.2 million to Hines, Mitsui, Mitsubishi Estate JV; entities linked to Fife Capital are buying 47 Pandan Road

 Kalpana Rashiwala
Published Wed, May 29, 2024 · 10:26 PM
    • The 2C Mandai Estate site has a freehold land area of 50,630 sq ft. It is being bought by a consortium that includes Ding Zhou Group and Unitedland Development.
    • British-American Tobacco (Singapore) is selling 15 Senoko Loop, which is on a site with a balance land tenure of 26 years.
    • Singapore Asahi Chemical & Solder Industries is selling 47 Pandan Road (above, left) for S$36 million.
    • The 2C Mandai Estate site has a freehold land area of 50,630 sq ft. It is being bought by a consortium that includes Ding Zhou Group and Unitedland Development. PHOTO: CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD
    • British-American Tobacco (Singapore) is selling 15 Senoko Loop, which is on a site with a balance land tenure of 26 years. PHOTO: CBRE
    • Singapore Asahi Chemical & Solder Industries is selling 47 Pandan Road (above, left) for S$36 million. PHOTO: GOOGLE MAPS

    THE industrial property market has been buzzing with big-ticket sales in the past few months. These include a S$74 million deal for a freehold food factory development site in Mandai. A building in Senoko Loop, meanwhile, has fetched S$53.2 million and a property in Pandan Road is being sold for S$36 million; both are on JTC sites with balance leases of more than 20 years each.

    A consortium that includes Singapore-based Ding Zhou Group and Unitedland Development was recently granted an option to purchase an old freehold industrial property with a land area of 50,630 square feet (sq ft) at 2C Mandai Estate.

    The Business Times (BT) understands that the exercise of the option is conditional upon receiving the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s (URA) provisional permission to redevelop the site into a strata-titled food factory project.

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