Tuan Sing unit launches combined residential, commercial and retail Perth asset
The Langley is being established as a ‘landmark destination’
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[SINGAPORE] Tuan Sing’s wholly owned Australian unit, Grand Hotel Group, on Thursday (Nov 27) announced the launch of The Langley, a flagship asset in Perth.
It combines a hotel and serviced apartment, Residence on Langley Park; a commercial precinct, 18 Terrace Road; and retail hub Shoppe on Langley Park.
Tuan Sing in a bourse filing said that The Langley is being established as a “landmark destination” on the Perth riverside.
Central to the asset will be Residence on Langley Park, which offers short and extended serviced stays. It has 367 rooms and suites across the top nine levels, complemented by leisure facilities.
In early 2025, 51 rooms were converted into serviced apartments. Further upgrades are scheduled for early 2026, including new pickleball courts.
The commercial precinct, 18 Terrace Road, offers 14,800 square metres of office space across three levels and is now available for lease. It also offers direct access to retail, dining and accommodation.
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Meanwhile, Shoppe on Langley Park features a “diverse mix of retail, dining, medical and fitness services”. More retailers and lifestyle offerings will soon be announced, said Grand Hotel Group.
The group added that The Langley is easily accessible via Perth’s free transit zone and CAT bus network.
Tuan Sing had total assets worth S$2.7 billion at the end of its 2024 financial year. It fully owns Grand Hotel Group, which features the Grand Hyatt Melbourne in its portfolio. The Melbourne hotel is managed by Hyatt International, while Residence on Langley Park has been self-managed by Tuan Sing Holdings Hospitality.
Shares of Tuan Sing fell 1.6 per cent to close S$0.005 lower at S$0.32 on Wednesday.
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