Bukit Timah Plaza F&B unit for sale at $13m

The 4,930 sqft unit experiences high traffic thanks to its location.

A food and beverage (F&B) unit located at the ground floor Bukit Timah Plaza is up for sale through an expression of interest exercise, real estate firm JLL revealed.

The 4,930 sqft unit experiences high traffic due to its proximity to major tenants such as DBS Treasures and NTUC Finest supermarket the announcement noted. The vicinity is surrounded by Bukit Timah estate’s private housing, enrichment centres, banking halls and family-oriented shops.

“This is a rare opportunity for both investors and owner-occupiers to own a ground floor F&B unit within a high-traffic shopping mall located in the mature and affluent Bukit Timah estate,” Clemence Lee, associate director at JLL, said. “Units on the ground floor in the mall are usually tightly-held and seldom made available for sale due to them enjoying high visibility and human traffic.”

The expression of interest exercise will close on 28 November.

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