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Far East Organization puts 14 units in Lucky Plaza up for sale for S$52.6 million 

The offering comprises a basement food court spanning 3,046 square feet and seven retail units

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Jessie Lim

Jessie Lim

Published Wed, Jan 15, 2025 · 05:00 AM
    • The units for sale in Lucky Plaza "boast prime locations with prominent frontages, and enjoy high foot traffic", says Sophia Lim of Savills Singapore.
    • The units for sale in Lucky Plaza "boast prime locations with prominent frontages, and enjoy high foot traffic", says Sophia Lim of Savills Singapore. PHOTO: SAVILLS SINGAPORE

    A BATCH of 14 freehold strata-titled units in Lucky Plaza have been put up for sale for S$52.6 million. 

    According to checks by The Business Times, the units being sold are held by Far East Organization (FEO), which developed the Orchard Road property and owns a substantial share of space in the building. 

    The portfolio up for sale comprises a basement food court spanning 3,046 square feet (sq ft) and seven retail units which are tenanted to a pub, retail shops, beauty service providers and a maid agency. 

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