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EL Development, Sim Lian team up to develop strata food factory project in Mandai

The freehold project, with nearly 198,000 sq ft strata area, will be built on 2 adjacent sites owned by Sim Lian and Evan Lim & Co

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Kalpana Rashiwala

Kalpana Rashiwala

Published Thu, Jul 28, 2022 · 04:51 PM
    • An artist's impression of Food Vision @ Mandai., which will have 114 strata food factory units and a canteen unit.
    • An artist's impression of Food Vision @ Mandai., which will have 114 strata food factory units and a canteen unit. PHOTO: MANDAI ESTATE DEVELOPMENT

    THE Kuik family’s Sim Lian Holdings and the Lim family behind Evan Lim & Co are teaming up to redevelop their neighbouring ageing freehold industrial buildings in Mandai Estate into a 10-storey strata ramp-up development for food factories.

    Their joint project, Food Vision @ Mandai, is slated to be launched for sale by year end, The Business Times understands.

    Its total gross floor area (GFA) will be about a third more than the combined existing GFA of the 2 buildings.

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