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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY | Staff Reporter, Singapore
Published: 10 Mar 10
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Lian Beng Group secures $144mln condominium deal

Lian Beng Group secures $144mln condominium deal

Awarded by UOL Development (Dakota) Pte Ltd, the design-and-build contract covers the construction of 616 apartment units.

The units will be within three 19-storey blocks, four 20-storey blocks, and a six-storey carpark building with a roof garden, swimming pool, and other ancillary facilities.

Work on the development, expected to be completed by March 2013, is planned to be started next month.

Mr Ong Pang Aik, Managing Director of Lian Beng, said, "This is an encouraging sign of sustained demand for construction services from the private residential sector. Backed by the Group’s strong track record and capabilities, we are looking forward to secure more projects."

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