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Samsung Hub and The Adelphi office units for sale at $14-$15m

The units are priced at $4,350 per sq ft and $2,950 per sq ft, respectively.

Brilliance Capital announced the sale of prime office units at Samsung Hub and The Adelphi.

Two Adelphi units are available for sale individually or collectively with a combined guide price of $14.4m or $2,950 per sq ft.

The unit in Samsung Hub, meanwhile, spans 3,595 sq ft. It is sold with existing tenancy and is available on a private treaty basis, with a guide price of $4,350 per sq ft or over $15.63m.

It offers views of the cityscape and features a column-free, regular layout.

Samsung Hub is a 30-storey commercial development in Singapore's Central Business District, near Church Street, Telok Ayer Street, Orchard Road Shopping Belt, and Bugis-Rochor business district. It is also near transportation links such as Raffles Place MRT Interchange Station.

Meanwhile, The Adelphi offers two units, spanning 2,034 sq ft and 2,852 sq ft, forming a total of 4,887 sq ft when combined. The two units are priced at 

The units feature ample natural light, expansive views of St Andrews Cathedral and North Bridge Road, a reception area, open office space, partitioned offices, conference rooms, a pantry, discussion areas, and storage space. 

The Adelphi is a 10-storey mixed-use development with a five-storey retail podium and a six-storey office block at the corner of North Bridge Road and Coleman Street. It is located between Singapore's Central Business District, Orchard Shopping Belt, and Bugis.

It is also near lifestyle destinations such as Funan, Raffles City, Singapore Recreation Club, Singapore Management University (SMU), Kempinski Hotel, Swissotel The Stamford, and Fairmont Hotel.

Foreigners can purchase the properties with no additional buyer's stamp duty (ABSD) or seller's stamp duty (SSD) payable.

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