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Middle Road site to be redeveloped into 20-storey mixed-use property

Wing Tai Holdings won the tender for the site at $491.99m.

Wingcharm Investment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wing Tai Holdings, has been awarded the land parcel at Middle Road by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) for $491.99m.

According to an announcement, the 99-year leasehold land parcel has a site area of 7,462.6 sqm. “Wingcharm will develop the land as a residential development with commercial uses at first storey.”

Also read: Middle Road and Sims Drive sites sold for $492m and $383.53m

In a press release, Wing Tai Holdings said the site covers a prime area of over 80,000 sqft. The new development will have two 20-storey residential towers and one block of low rise residences atop a row of commercial units.

It is directly served by the North-South Corridor including MRT networks viz. East-West, Downtown and Circle lines, and major expressways.

Photo by Aldwin Teo

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