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A commercial ground floor unit strata-titled with basement is up for sale for $8.3 million. The property will be sold through the form of an expression of Interest (EOI) procedure. CBRE will be the only agent for marketing.

The unit is located in the corner shophouse that is three stories high on 40 Changi Road. The basement unit can be accessed via an external door located at the back of the shophouse or via the ground floor unit.

The ground floor unit has an exterior street frontage of 30m as well as a gross floor space of 1,948 sq feet. The basement area is 1,259 sq feet. This means that the estimated cost for the property amounts to $2,588 per sq ft for the strata total area of 3,207 square feet.

According to CBRE it provides the new owner the opportunity for leasing out this property to two tenants. The basement and ground floor are fully leased to an retailer.

“The property is strategically located right in the middle of Geylang Serai, within walking distance to The Paya Lebar commercial hub and the regenerated Joo Chiat Road area. With a significant population of workers and residents in the region The property is a popular destination for visitors all day long,” says Joshua Giam the executive director, capital market Singapore at CBRE.

The agent adds that as it’s commercial strata-titled foreign buyers can be eligible to buy the property without any additional tax or buyer’s duty on the transaction. “We have noticed a significant demands from family office as well as wealthy individuals who are looking for freehold commercial properties. With the property’s appealing size in a highly accessible location, as well as the possibility that the buyer to immediately earn rent, the property is sure to attract a lot of potential buyers.” Giam says.

The EOI deadline is August 29.

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Property developer Wing Tai Asia reported 1,800 people who visited the LakeGarden Residences sales gallery in Jurong during two weekends of previews that began on the 22nd of July. These are mostly families as per Wing Tai.

A total of 306 units at LakeGarden Residences is set to begin construction on August 5 for less than $2,000 per square foot. It will offer one- to five-bedroom homes as well as four penthouses that are duplex. One-bedroom-plus-study units of 527 sq ft are priced from $1.03 million ($1,954 psf), while three-bedders from 926 sq ft start from $1.8 million ($1,944 psf).

In the rapidly growing Jurong Lake District, The LakeGarden Residences have two 19-storey condo blocks facing the 90 ha Jurong Lake Gardens. The majority of the units will have unobstructed views% each unit be able to enjoy unobstructed views of the lush greenery.

LakeGarden Residences LakeGarden Residences is an upgrade of the 99-year leasehold Lakeside Apartments on Yuan Ching Road, which Wing Tai bought in bulk for $273.88 million in May 2022.

LakeGarden Residences LakeGarden Residences is thought to be “one among the most anticipated projects to launch in 2023” According to Ismail Gafoor, CEO of PropNex.

This is the first new residential development in the Jurong Lake District in seven years. The most recent new project launch for Jurong Lake District was in 2014. Jurong Lake District was the 710-unit Lake Grande in 2016. Prior to that LakeVille was the 6-unit LakeVille in 2014.

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A shophouse with a conservation freehold located at The address of 76 Syed Alwi Road in District 8 is available for sale through an expression of Interest (EOI) procedure.

The property is located on the land of 2,709 square feet and is classified as commercial The property is being sold at a guide price of $16 million according to Vijayakumar from Prop-Today Investments and June Ong of Singapore Realtors Inc (SRI) who are collaborating to market the property.

The shophouse, which is two floors high, has a floor space of approximately 3,600 square feet. It is leased and the owner is looking for a buyer to purchase the property by letting the tenancy in place. This will enable the prospective owner to earn a quick income as well as acquire a historical property, according to the marketing agents say.

The shophouse is located in it’s Little India Conservation Area, just opposite Mustafa Centre. It’s less than 10 minutes walk from the Jalan Besar (Downtown Line) and Farrer Park (North-East Line) MRT Stations.

The EOI for the 76 Syed Alwi Road will close on August 31.

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A three-bedroom apartment located at Seascape located in Sentosa Cove will go up for auction on the 20th of July with a suggested price that is the sum of 4.7 million. This is an owner’s auction according to Mok Sze Ming, Singapore Realtors Inc.’s (SRI) director of auctions who will be handling the auction.

The unit on the ground floor is 2,336 square feet, which means that the estimated price amounts to $2,012 per square foot in the floor space. The property has direct views of the sea and a private elevator lobby. It is currently rented out until September 2024, and the owner seeking for a buyer to purchase the property and the tenancy that is currently in place.

Seascape Seascape an 99-year leasehold condominium along Cove Way, completed in 2011 by Ho Bee Land and IOI Properties Group. They also co-developed Cape Royal, a luxury condo Cape Royal, an exclusive condo with 302 units at Sentosa Cove, which was completed in the year 2013.

The Seascape comprises 151 units. Seascape includes two eight-storey blocks of residential units comprising an assortment of four and three-bedroom homes ranging from 2,164 sq ft to 4,069 square feet. Also, 18 penthouses for four bedrooms with 3,380 sq ft up to 4,252 sq feet, as well as two villas with five bedrooms, which span 9,665 sq feet and 6,631 sq feet and 6,631 sq ft, respectively.

The most recent unit to change ownership at Seascape is the 3,380 square feet duplex penthouse that was purchased to the buyer for $5.5 million ($1,627 per square foot) on the 28th of April. Based on caveats that were lodged by the seller, the buyer bought the property directly from its developer for $9.6 million in November 2011. That’s an $4.1 million loss from the deal.

SRI’s Mok states that units at Seascape will appeal to those looking for the lifestyle of a resort, thanks to the location and unobstructed sea views. The development is close to F&B stores and retail options in Quayside Isle as well as One Degree 15 Marina Sentosa Cove. Other facilities for leisure and recreation close by include Resorts World Sentosa Tanjong Golf Course, and malls such as VivoCity as well as Harbourfront Centre. In addition, the CBD is just a 10 minute drive from the CBD.

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In the wake of 12 quarters consecutively growing the private housing market edged down to 0.4% q-o-q in 2Q2023 according to estimates from a flash survey published on July 3 by URA the 3rd of July, reversed from 1Q2023, which saw 3.3% q-o-q growth recorded for the 1Q2023 period. This is the first decrease seen in three years following 1Q2020 when prices fell by 1% per month.

“It appears that the most recent series of cool measures, announced on April 26 with the rise in interest rates which reduced affordability, could have stopped the price of homes as those who are investing their money become more price-sensitive and wait on the sidelines until they decide on their next steps,” says Leonard Tay who is the head of research and analysis at Knight Frank Singapore.

The decrease in 2Q2023’s prices was driven by slower price acceleration across all market segments. Prices for non-landed properties decreased by 0.5% q-o-q, while the prices of land-based properties were only 0.1% q-o-q, its the lowest gain in the past two years.

In the private residential non-landed sector, costs were reduced due to prices in Rest of Central Region (RCR) in which prices decreased 2.6% q-o-q in 2Q2023 in contrast to previous 4.4% growth recorded in 1Q2023. Within the Core Central Region (CCR) prices climbed 0.3% q-o-q, slowing from 0.8% growth in 1Q2023 and costs were in the Outside Central Region (OCR) increased by 1.2%, slowing from the 1.9% growth recorded in 1Q2023.

Lam Chern Woon, head of research and consulting at Edmund Tie, says that price competition is a factor for four major RCR projects that will be launched in the 2Q2023 period -The Continuum, Blossoms by the Park, Tembusu Grand, Blossoms by the Park, The Continuum and The Reserve Residences which contributed to the drop in price within the RCR region. “In this secondary marketplace, sellers of homes are also facing opposition from buyers regarding price, as the market declined, but financing limitations remained restricted,” he adds.

Wong Xian Yang, head of research for Singapore and Southeast Asia at Cushman & Wakefield, states that the caveat is based on data from July 3 RCR new median prices for sales fell 5.8% q-o-q to $2,498 per square foot, down from $2,652 in the 1Q2023. He also notes that the majority of new projects launched were leasehold developments of 99 years that could have pushed the RCR prices down. In the first quarter of 2023 the new home sales of the RCR fueled through the leasehold Terra Hill, that saw homes sold for a the median price of $2,692 per square foot.

Based on the estimates of flash for 2Q2023, private home prices have increased by 2.9% in 1H2023 and 27.5% since bottoming in 1Q2020, according to Tricia Song, the head of the research department for Southeast Asia at CBRE.

Song believes that the effect from the measures to cool down will “continue to resonate”. She explains that foreign buyers have cooled dramatically, with foreign buyers making up 4% of all condo sales in the 2Q2023, which is down from 7% in 1Q2023 as well as 4Q2022, respectively. Meanwhile, local buying sentiment remains tentative in light of downbeat macroeconomic conditions and elevated interest rates, though demand remains strong for “realistically-priced projects” with attractive locational attributes, she adds.

In any event, Song says home prices have reached their peak and are likely to stabilize in the coming quarters. “Barring large-scale retrenchments or prolonged recessions or a major price decline, a significant correction is unlikely given the low inventory that is not sold and generally sound household balance books,” she continues. CBRE has maintained the private house price projection at 3% for 2023, which is down off from 8.6% growth chalked up in 2022.

Edmund Tie’s Lam however, reveals that despite the slower expansion across segments, the prices of homes not on land that are in CCR and OCR continue to rise. CCR as well as the OCR continue to see gains. “It is still too early to determine the point at which we will see the highest in the current market and we are expecting property prices to fluctuate over the next one to three quarters” Lam says.

Lam believes that any price hikes throughout the remainder of this year to be moderated due to forthcoming launches. He believes property prices will rise by up to 3% or 5% this year because of new private home sales of 77,000-88,000 units.

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Rents for offices with prime locations in the CBD area experienced a slight increase in 2Q2023, as a result of properties which were tracked by consultants. In a press announcement, CBRE notes that effective gross rents for Grade A offices within the central CBD area recorded 0.4% growth q-o-q to be $11.80 per sq ft per month. The company also states that the vacancy rate for this sector remained at a low level of 4% and are supported by steady net absorption, and no new supply.

The 2Q2023 growth brings rent increases for Grade A CBD office spaces to 0.9% for 1H2023. David McKellar, CBRE co-head of office services in Singapore is of the opinion that the market for office space overall is experiencing a steady demand, driven to by maritime companies as well as private firms that manage wealth and assets legal firms, legal firms, professional services and public agencies. In the quarter, there was a renewed expansion in leasing demand from companies that offer flexible workspaces, which have seen an increase in occupancy rates at their facilities.

In the 2Q2023 report on the office sector, Knight Frank Research found that the rents for prime offices it studies located in Raffles Place and Marina Bay precinct rose 1.2% in a q-o-q period to an average of $10.96 per square foot per month. It also notes that this boosted rental growth up to 2.5% in the first second quarter of 2023 despite escalating tensions between the US and Russia, rising inflation and the prevailing economic uncertainty.

Knight Frank reports that occupancy rates at Raffles Place and Marina Bay were healthy, registering as 95.8% and 94.4% and 94.4%, respectively, during 2Q2023 and as businesses continued to search for high-quality spaces located in the CBD.

CBRE says that the mood is uneasy in the current low-interest rate environment as well as a slowing in economic growth forecasts. It also says that the shadow office space is “quite excessive” and is likely to grow in the second half this year. CBRE’s director of research for Singapore as well as Southeast Asia, Tricia Song is of the opinion that office owners in the fields of technology, cryptocurrency and consumer banking could think about relocating their offices due to the current business conditions.

CBRE anticipates the Grade A CBD office rents to stay fairly flat throughout the remainder of the year, before regaining in 2024. “With an increase in moving to higher quality offices, in the shrinking supply of high-quality office spaces within the CBD, the Core CBD (Grade A) rents are set to grow over the long term,” adds Song.

Knight Frank is taking a more optimistic view of the future and pointing out that Singapore’s labor market is still tight, with an unemployment rate of 71.7% in 1Q2023, more than the pre-pandemic average which was 65.9%, while overall unemployment was low, with 1.8%.

With a tight supply of office space of office space in downtown CBD as well as occupancy rates that are backed by trends in flight-to safety and flight-to quality, Knight Frank foresees potentially higher rents than what was previously predicted. It expects rents for prime offices to rise between 3% to five% in the coming year. This is which is an increase from the 3% growth forecast made by the time 2022 was over.

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Three government-owned land sales (GLS) sites – a site located at Marina Gardens Lane, a mixed-use site located at Tampines Avenue 11, and an executive condominium (EC) site at Plantation Close in Tengah closing on June 27. The three sites were open to tender in December of last year in the GLS 2H2022 program.

The auction for the site located at Marina Gardens Lane drew four bids. A consortium comprised from Kingsford Huray Development (a unit of the Chinese developer Kingsford Group), Obsidian Development and Polarix Cultural & Science Park Investment offered the highest price of $1.034 billion, which is an average land value of $1,402 per square foot for each plot ratio (psf ppr).

This consortium’s proposal was% more than the second-highest bid submitted by an alliance between GuocoLand together with Hong Leong Group. The joint venture partners made an offer that was $727.04 million, which is $985 psf per person per day. “The huge variance in bids is a reflection of the difficulty in determining fair values for a city-fringe site in a relatively unknown zone,” remarks Lee Sze Teck who is the director of research for Huttons Asia.

A 99-year leasehold site located at Marina Gardens Lane, measuring approximately 131,805 square feet which is zoned residential and commercial at the first storey. It is estimated to yield 790 residential units, and 8,073 square feet of commercial space. It has a the maximum GFA (GFA) of around 738,114 square feet.

“The Marina Gardens Lane site will be the first seafront residential development that includes Singapore’s iconic Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay as neighbors,” says a spokesperson for Kingsford. “The development will give homebuyers uninterrupted sea views as well as an advantage of first-movers within this area of the Marina South precinct,” the company adds.

It is the site was the very first parcel of land within the Marina South precinct to be offered for auction. It’s located next to the white site located at Marina Gardens Crescent which can produce approximately 775 housing units, and 64,583 sq feet of space for commercial use. The site is set to open in the month of April, according to URA’s website.

Eugene Lim, key executive officer of ERA Realty Network, highlights that the offer from the consortium headed by Kingsford is greater than the $1,379 per sq ft ppr that was paid to IOI Properties for the Marina View GLS site and was granted in September 2021. ” This indicates that developers believe that condo prices in the region] to continue to rise in the near future,” he adds.

With the huge amount needed to build this site, Justin Quek, the deputy CEO at OrangeTee & Tie, views the four bids that were received as a good quantity. “Developers might have been interested in being the first to move in the new area, because the supply in the Marina South precinct remains low for the moment,” he comments.

Furthermore it is noteworthy that this site also is the one within this area Marina South precinct which has direct access to the Marina South MRT Station. “The new development, which is an integrated development that is linked to the MRT it will be a great appeal to both investors and owners,” says ERA’s Lim. The location of the site, which is adjacent to Gardens by the Bay will appeal to potential buyers, he claims.

If the site be granted with the highest bid of $1,402 per square foot per the prices for housing units in the future development could start at $2,450 per sq ft, then move upwards to about $2,600 psf and $2,700 per sq ft, according to Leonard Tay, Knight Frank Singapore’s director of research. “Currently, Downtown Core condominium units are priced around $2,700 per sq ft and up to $3000 per sq ft for the most desirable condos,” he says.

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For those who live outside of within the UK, Wembley in north-west London is perhaps most well-known as Wembley Stadium. With 90,000 seating capacity, Wembley Stadium is the largest football stadium in the UK which is home to England’s national football teams as well as in which the annual FA Cup final takes place. It also functions as the venue for concerts for many of the most famous acts in music. The week before, pop superstar Harry Styles performed at a sold-out Wembley Stadium for four nights.

The stadium has a distinct lattice arched It was constructed in 2007 and replaced its old predecessor, which was constructed in 1923. It was the initial important milestone under a larger revitalization plan that focused on Wembley Park, which covers an 85-acre park that encompasses Wembley Stadium as well as The 12,500 capacity OVO Arena Wembley adjacent to it and the adjacent site.

TMW Maxwell brochure will also benefit from the planned rejuvenation of Tanjong Pagar and the planned developments of the Greater Southern Waterfront precinct.

A total of GBP2.5 billion ($4.3 billion) in investment is in the region. Apart from the new stadium there’s been an explosion of new development, including hotel, apartments, and retail outlets. A number of residential developments are scheduled for development, contributing to the 11500 homes to be built to Wembley in 2026.

One of these projects can be found at Wembley Park Gardens, an apartment complex developed by Barratt London, the London-focused part of housebuilder UK listed Barratt Developments. It is located less than a 10 minute walking distance away from Wembley Stadium, the project comprises five blocks of residential units with 454 units, of 302 of which are two-bedroom and one-bedroom apartments available for sale, and other 152 homes are slated as affordable housing.

The development was launched for sales in April, and has been a huge hit with the market so this time, according to Jeremy Marcus, sales and marketing director of Barratt East London. “We sold more than 60 units, or 50% of the first phase of release of Wembley Park Gardens within a month,” he says.

Barratt London will launch Wembley Park Gardens to be available for purchase in Singapore from June 24 through 25. Along and One Global Group, its appointed marketing agent in Singapore the developer will unveil the garden at a launch party that will take place at The Great Room at Raffles Hotel Arcade.

Utilizing the transport network and facilities
Wembley Park Gardens is the third residential project developed by Barratt London in the area in recent times. In 2017, it finished Wembley Park Gate, a completed 211-unit residence that comprises one, two and three-bedders. This year it was completed No. 10, Watkin Road, a 229-unit apartment comprising one-to three beds, which is completely used up.

The ground floor of No. 10 Watkin Road serves as a temporary sales gallery for Wembley Park Gardens, situated within a 5-minute walk of the former construction site where construction is already underway. The project is expected to be completed in stages starting from the spring of 2025.

The 152 flats for sale privately in Wembley Park Gardens comprise oneand two bedroom apartments starting at 402 square feet. Each unit comes with the option of a private terrace or balcony with floor-to-ceiling windows and a fully-equipped kitchen with integrated appliances. Costs in Wembley Park Gardens start from GBP379,000.

One of the main reasons to buy the project is its accessibility to public transportation. The development site is located near Wembley Park Gardens Station, that is located in the Metropolitan and Jubilee tube lines. Residents can easily get between zone 4 Zone 4 development to Central London with a direct connection to the major stations, such as Bond Street (16 minutes), Kings Cross (21 minutes) and Liverpool Street (25 minutes).

It is believed that the Wembley Park Gardens site is an old car park operated of Transport for London (TfL) — a government entity that manages the bulk of London’s public transport system. Barratt London secured the 1.6-acre site by forming an agreement with TTL Properties, a subsidiary of TfL. In the course of the redevelopment plan, Wembley Park Gardens will include commercial space which will be utilized by TfL for its activities.

Due to its accessibility and its proximity to London’s transport links, the Barratt London’s Marcus believes that the project is appealing to both homeowners and investors who want to lease the property out. In addition, it has the many amenities located within walking distance, which have been created in the regeneration efforts of Wembley Park. This includes the outlet shopping mall London Designer Outlet, a cinema, theatre with a variety of restaurants, as well as Boxpark Wembley, a food and retail park with street food from all over the globe and activities like throwing axes, indoor games as well as live entertainment.

Wembley Park exudes a vibrant environment, with more than 10,000 people currently living in the numerous apartment buildings surrounding the stadium. It is also a popular area for students, with a variety of student residences in the area. Many London universities include London School of Economics and Political Science, London School of Economics and Political Science, Imperial College and University College London are less than a half-hour’s drive away via train.

Track record in regeneration
In promoting Wembley Park Gardens, Barratt London is promoting the park as a way for buyers to take advantage of the compelling story of regeneration in the area. In citing estimates from JLL, Marcus highlights that in the next decade, Wembley property prices are predicted to increase by at a rate of 57%. Rents within Wembley have also seen a healthy growth, increasing by 49% over the past five years, surpassing the 23% growth in London during the same time. Presently, properties in the area are generating rental returns of about 5% according to Marcus.

A strong capital growth rate is the mainstay of the regeneration of London that can create potential in an location through enhancements to infrastructure connectivity, housing, and amenities, according to Joe Antoniazzi, head of sales for Barratt West London. He says that as the biggest housebuilder in Britain, Barratt Developments, which provides around 18,000 homes per year, has a track record of developing successful projects in regeneration plans all over the UK.

Within the Greater London area, one of the most notable developments can be found in Hendon Waterside, a 30-acre area situated within West Hendon, about half an hour away from Central London by train. This project is the foundation for the rejuvenation of West Hendon area, with Barratt London tasked with delivering more than 2,000 housing units, enhancements to transport connections and new leisure and community facilities. spaces.

The area’s redevelopment has increased property prices in Hendon Waterside and Antoniazzi declaring that home prices in the area have increased by the sum of 132% between the years 2011 between 2011 and 2022. “That’s more than double the rate of growth that was seen in property price in London that was the 88% in the same time frame,” he adds.

In recent times in the last few years, the developer has launched some redevelopment initiatives that involve historical brownfield industrial sites. One of them includes Hayes Village, located on the site of the former Nestle factory, where famous foods like Milky Bar along with the first instant coffee on the planet were developed.

Following the relocation of Nestle’s factory, the 30-acre, 999-year leasehold site was purchased from UK property investment firm Segro in the year 2015. Barratt London was elected as Segro’s partner in the construction of 1,500 new residences on the site along with a brand new industrial park being constructed by Segro that has around 240,000 square feet of industrial space that is modern and contemporary.

Another area of development one is Eastman Village, located at the former Kodak factory in Harrow approximately 40 minutes drive to Central London. In this area, Barratt London is building more than 2,000 homes, as well as retail and green areas. This project is a part of the larger revitalization of Harrow as well as the GBP600 million regeneration project that is currently being implemented through the council.

Collaboration with Ikea
Residents of units in Wembley Park Gardens will also benefit from the developer’s recent partnership with the home furnishings retailer Ikea that was announced in February. With this partnership, purchasers of any of the Barratt London’s properties will be able to purchase three of the curated packs which include furniture and window dressings, linens kitchenware, home accessories and other items to decorate their homes, with prices ranging from GBP6,000 to GBP12,000.

Every buyer will receive an hour-long online consultation in which they will be joined by an Ikea interior design expert to assist in designing and constructing the new house they will be buying. You can also choose to personalize their pack by exchanging pieces to additional Ikea furniture pieces that aren’t included in the package or bringing furniture from their own.

Charlotte Markham, business leader at Ikea London, says the concept behind the partnership was to make buying a home as simple as it can be for potential buyers. The bags have been developed to be a perfect match with the layout that are included in each Barratt London home, and contain everything from sofas and beds to cutlery and plates. The installation of furniture will also be covered, making it easier for homeowners to move in. Markham states that the furniture packs include Ikea’s top-selling items and reflect the needs of both tenants and homeowners. “We created these packs based on items that are popular such as, for instance We are aware that the majority of people buy grey sofas% of people purchase gray sofas, therefore we ensured that these were available as a choice.”

In addition to appealing to first-time homebuyers who are searching for a low-cost option to decorate their homes, this option can also be beneficial for investors, as it provides an easy and swift delivery of their apartment so that it can be let out.

Aiming at Asian investors
Concerning London properties that are marketed in Singapore There has been an overall decrease in new developments this year in comparison to the last year, according to James Puddle, founder and CEO of One Global Group. He sees Wembley Park Gardens as a noteworthy launch given that it’s a brand-new project rather than an entirely new phase of the ongoing development. This, in conjunction with the general market’s familiarity with the Wembley area, is a good sign for the development which, he expects to receive a positive response.

His optimistic outlook is supported by the fact that London is still a popular choice for Singapore buyers, whether they want to buy an investment property to lease out or buy a house where their youngsters can reside in while they study or to diversify their portfolios. Additionally, he mentions Barratt London has a proven track record. Barratt London has an established history of delivering more than the 2,000 homes that are built across London each year.

Barrat London’s position as a major developer has also given it an advantage as the projects it has on its list offer an array of choices for international buyers, explains Stuart Leslie, Barrat London’s international director of sales and marketing. Barrat London already has thirteen projects within London which are available on the market. “We have a remarkably solid collection of projects and pipelines large-scale developments in London that makes us stand out,” he notes.

In the past decade, Barratt has sharpened its strategy for international markets by forming the Barratt International sales team that oversees its marketing efforts in the international market. Recently, Leslie notes that the developer has begun forming alliances with an agent in a few countries in order to establish a specific agency to promote its portfolio and also be the representative of its Barratt brand.

The company announced last year its appointment to JLL as its marketing and sales company for their portfolios located in Hong Kong. At the same time, One Global was appointed as Barratt London’s marketing agency for Singapore The agency is considering a possible look into Malaysian as well as Thailand markets, too. “For Singapore, we felt that One Global had the best local presence and had the best capability to reach Singapore’s investor market,” Leslie says. Singapore investment market” Leslie adds.

Other than Wembley Park Gardens, One Global will assist Singapore buyers in purchasing Barratt London’s developments, allowing buyers to select products that are best suited to their requirements based on the location, price size, and other aspects.

As per Puddle that, in spite of a decrease in transactions when compared to the previous year due to increasing interest rates and global macroeconomic uncertainty, One Global has seen an increase in the amount of inquiries from Singapore buyers seeking London properties.

As new launches hit the markets this year, the author anticipates the amount of London property purchases by Singapore investors to increase over the next few months, helped by the cooling measures that went into effect on April 27, that will prompt more Singapore property buyers to consider looking at other countries. “As we gain more clarity about the direction of interest rates I believe we’ll witness an increase in interest, particularly beginning in September,” he continues.

TMW Maxwell Maxwell Road floor plan

A corner shophouse with a freehold on 205-205 Sims Avenue has been listed for sale at a cost that is $7.5 million, as announced by Huttons Asia, the property’s marketing agent. The two-storey building has a total built-up area of around 3,830 square feet. the guide price is $1,958 per square foot on the floor.

TMW Maxwell Maxwell Road floor plan is a 13-storey commercial development with a gross plot ratio of 4.3. It measures 41,799 sq ft or 3,883.3 sqm with a potential gross floor area (GFA) of 21,746 sqm.

The shophouse is located at the intersection between Sims Avenue and Lorong 21A Geylang with a double frontage along both roadsaround 30 metres along Lor 21A Geylang and 13.9m along Sims Avenue. The site is zoned “residential/institution” with a gross plot ratio of 3.0 under the latest Master Plan.

“Corner shophouses that have dual frontage are very rare and sought-after,” says Jeremy Lim who is the group’s senior district director for Huttons Asia. “The cafe is also let which means that the next owner could remain to enjoy a high return or transform it into mid-to premium dining for greater profits.”

The property is anticipated to attract a lot of potential buyers and investors because of the property’s location in a sought-after District 14 area and “attractive” cost that is less than $10 million says Lee Sze Teck, senior director of research at Huttons Asia.

The shophouse will be offered for sale through an exercise of expression of interest that will close on July 20.

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Amara Holdings, on June 18th announced that an offer to purchase Amara Holdings shares could be offered.

On the 17th of June members of the Board received formal announcement from Amara’s executive director Albert Teo Hock-Chuan and Susan Teo Geok Tin, to inform them that they and several of their relatives are currently in private discussions with an outside person. These discussions relate to a possible deal that could result in an offer to purchase the company’s shares. Albert Teo is also Amara’s CEO. Susan Teo is the company secretary.

TMW Maxwell price is zoned for commercial use under URA’s master plan, the developers intend to seek approval to redevelop a mixed-use development.

The company’s announcement follows the “unusual price fluctuations” in the price of its shares. The company’s shares also experienced an “unusual amount of trading” between June 15 and 16.

A stop to trading was requested from the firm on June 16, after its shares jumped to 44.3 cents that the day. This was 13.6% higher than the closing price of 39 cents on June 15.

The shares on June 15 also rose 9.9% higher than the closing price of 35.5 cents on June 14.

“Save as stated above, the company isn’t in possession of information that has not been previously released about the business or its subsidiaries that could be the reason for the unusual price fluctuations as well as the more than usual volume of trading its shares between July 15 and 16” Amara adds. Amara.

Amara shares Amara ended at 5 cents, which is 12.8% up at 44 cents on June 16, before the trading stopped. The suspension was taken off on 18 June.