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Two-storey industrial building at 1 Tuas Link 4 on sale for $55m

The property will be sold via a private treaty.

CBRE announced the sale of a two-storey industrial building located at 1 Tuas Link 4 via a private treaty.

Zoned “Business 2”, the property spans 307,420 sq ft with a potential built-up area of approximately 768,550 sq ft.

Priced at approximately $55m, the property is equipped with a contracted power supply capacity of 2000 kW supported by four high-tension transformers of 2 MVA each. It also includes seven loading docks, 66 surface car lots, and a canteen.

The property is situated near major expressways such as the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) and Pan Island Expressway (PIE) as well as the Tuas West Road MRT station on the East-West Line.

The sale is expected to complete with vacant possession by March 2027, allowing time for redevelopment and customisation.

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