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Cuscaden Peak Investments selling three Nassim Rd bungalows at record S$4,500 psf

Trio being sold individually, to three members of the same family, fetch total of S$206.7 million

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Kalpana Rashiwala

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Published Sat, Apr 15, 2023 · 05:50 AM
    • One of the trio of bungalows along Nassim Road being sold; all three are currently tenanted.
    • One of the trio of bungalows along Nassim Road being sold; all three are currently tenanted. PHOTO: REALSTAR
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    CUSCADEN Peak Investments is selling its three freehold bungalows in Nassim Road at S$4,500 per square foot (psf) on land area, The Business Times understands.

    This is a record land rate for a Good Class Bungalow (GCB) Area. The total price for the three properties is S$206.7 million.

    The trio of bungalows are being sold individually, to three members of the same family.

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