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PGIM Real Estate to begin strata sales at 108 Robinson Road in Q1 2024

Owners of Peace Centre redevelopment and 55 Market Street also seen as potentially cashing in on strong demand for strata offices

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Kalpana Rashiwala

Kalpana Rashiwala

Published Thu, Jan 11, 2024 · 11:04 PM
    • PGIM Real Estate had completed an extensive revamp of 108 Robinson Road (building in the middle), a 12-storey freehold office building, in June 2023.
    • The top floor of Suntec City Tower 3 (second from right) had changed hands for S$36.2 million in December 2023.
    • PGIM Real Estate had completed an extensive revamp of 108 Robinson Road (building in the middle), a 12-storey freehold office building, in June 2023. PHOTO: PGIM REAL ESTATE
    • The top floor of Suntec City Tower 3 (second from right) had changed hands for S$36.2 million in December 2023. PHOTO: SAVILLS

    RIDING on the strong demand for strata offices, PGIM Real Estate (PGIM RE) plans to embark on strata sales at 108 Robinson Road this quarter.

    The 12-storey freehold office building underwent an extensive revamp that was completed in June 2023.

    PGIM RE has already started leasing some of the lower office floors.

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