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Perennial Holdings unit bags Parry Avenue assisted-living project for S$71.9 million

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Jessie Lim

Jessie Lim

Published Tue, Jun 20, 2023 · 07:33 PM
    • An artist's impression of the development, which will comprise 200 units of assisted-living apartments, a nursing home with 100 beds, a wellness clubhouse and a geriatric care centre.
    • An artist's impression of the development, which will comprise 200 units of assisted-living apartments, a nursing home with 100 beds, a wellness clubhouse and a geriatric care centre. PHOTO: PERENNIAL HOLDINGS

    PRE 20, a subsidiary of Perennial Holdings, has secured a S$71.9 million tender for a private assisted-living development in Parry Avenue. 

    The development will expand the range of housing and care options and cater to seniors’ diverse lifestyles, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) and Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Tuesday (June 20).

    The development will comprise a 200 assisted-living apartments, a nursing home with 100 beds, a wellness clubhouse and a geriatric care centre, said Perennial Holdings. 

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