GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX

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GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX

Conserved, Redeveloped

EN BLOC-ED 6 MAY 2022

DEVELOPER: Perennial Holdings, Sino Land, Far East Organization

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DISTRICT
D7 - KALLANG
UNITS
TBA
PROPERTY TYPE
MIXED
TENURE
99 YEARS
LEASEHOLD

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Known as a landmark commercial property with an iconic step-terraced building design, Golden Mile Complex was successfully sold en-bloc in a private treaty on the 6 May 2022, for $700 million to a consortium comprising Perennial Holdings Private Limited, Sino Land and Far East Organization.

Enbloc efforts at Golden Mile Complex began as early as Oct 2018, bolstered by larger efforts headlined by the authorities to rejuvenate the Beach Road corridor. 

Nestled on a 1.3ha site zoned commercial under the 2014 Master Plan, Golden Mile Complex offers dual frontage along Nicoll Highway and Beach Road and its redevelopment offers opportunities for transforming the building into a mixed-use integrated development with office, retail and residential components.

Strategic, central location
A familiar landmark building that offers mixed-use development opprtunities
Part of the continual Beach Road/Ophir-Rochor Corridor rejuvenation

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Golden Mile Complex Overview

  • In 2021, became the first modern, large-scale strata-titled development to be gazetted for conservation for its historical and architectural significance
  • Currently has a GFA of 56,000 sqm
  • Including the bonus floor area and adjoining state land, the site has a maximum GFA of around 81,000 sq m, with the option to build a new tower of about 30 storeys beside the main building.

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Press Coverage

Golden Mile Complex obtains sale order from strata board; legal completion by November

Business Times, 10 Aug 2022

MARKETING agent Edmund Tie announced on Wednesday (Aug 10) that the collective sale of Golden Mile Complex has obtained the sale order from the Strata Titles Boards on Aug 3.

Under terms of the sales and purchase agreement, the legal completion is scheduled for November this year, while vacant possession of the development will be handed to the developers in May 2023.

The Business Times reported in May that the nearly 50-year-old building had been sold to a consortium comprising Far East Organization, Perennial Holdings and Sino Land for S$700 million.

Built in 1973, the 16-storey commercial building last year became the first modern, large-scale strata-titled development to be gazetted for conservation for its historical and architectural significance.

It now has a gross floor area (GFA) of 56,000 square metres (sq m) and accommodates a total of 718 strata units – comprising shops, offices and residential units, as well as car parks and swimming pool as strata lots.

Depending on both the property type and unit size, owners will receive gross sale proceeds ranging from around S$119,000 to S$31 million, said Edmund Tie in its press statement.

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Press Coverage

Golden Mile Complex sold for $700m, developers to restore building

Straits Times, 6 May 2022

Conservation landmark Golden Mile Complex has been sold for $700 million to a consortium comprising Perennial Holdings Private Limited, Sino Land and Far East Organization.

Announcing the sale in a joint statement on Friday (May 6), the consortium said this was the first collective sale of a large-scale strata-titled conserved building in Singapore.

It happened after more than 80 per cent of Golden Mile Complex owners agreed to take $700 million for the landmark building within "a record time of 15 days", the development's marketing agent, Edmund Tie & Company, said in a letter to owners on April 23.

This was $100 million less than the original $800 million reserve price.

The first attempt to sell the complex at a reserve price of $800 million ended in 2019 with no bids.

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Press Coverage Timeline

Golden Mile Complex gets 80 per cent mandate for collective sale at $700 million

27 Apr 2022

More than 80 per cent of Golden Mile Complex owners have agreed to a collective sale of the iconic Beach Road building at $700 million.

In a letter to owners last Saturday (April 23), the development's marketing agent, Edmund Tie & Company, said it had received "overwhelming support" for the collective sale, with more than 80 per cent of owners giving their consent in both strata area and share value within "a record time of 15 days".

Under the conditional agreement, the collective sale committee (CSC) has up till May 9 to exercise the option, said the letter, which was seen by The Straits Times.

Once the conditional agreement has been exercised, an owners' meeting will be held as soon as practicable to share the indicative sale timeline and the steps forward, it added.

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Golden Mile Complex gets $700m collective sale offer from Far East Organization, Perennial Holdings

30 Mar 2022

An offer of $700 million has been made for Golden Mile Complex in Beach Road, following extensive private treaty negotiations for the iconic development, which was put up for collective sale last year at a reserve price of $800 million.

According to a March 28 letter to the owners of Golden Mile Complex seen by The Straits Times, the collective sale committee (CSC) has entered into a conditional agreement with a consortium comprising Far East Organization and Perennial Holdings.

The tender for Golden Mile Complex closed on Feb 28.

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Golden Mile Complex in second collective sale attempt at S$800m reserve price

30 Nov 2021

GOLDEN Mile Complex has been put up for sale in its second collective sale attempt at a reserve price of S$800 million, said sole marketing agent Edmund Tie & Company on Tuesday (Nov 30).

The last sale attempt of the property - gazetted as a conserved building by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Oct 22, 2021 - had ended in July 2019, with the 2 tenders in the first round of the collective sale exercise closing with no bids.

The reserve price for the sale remains the same as its previous attempt. Depending on the proposed mix of uses, the indicative land rate will work out to S$1,350 per square foot (psf) per plot ratio, including differential and lease upgrading premiums.

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Conservation of Golden Mile Complex paves way to protect S'pore's modernist buildings

26 Oct 2021

Golden Mile Complex was gazetted for conservation last Friday (Oct 22), a year after the government announced its intention to do so.

The 48-year-old building represents the architectural and engineering prowess of Singapore's pioneer building professionals, and exemplifies Singapore's urban renewal in the early independence years as one of the first high-rise mixed-use developments here.

To address concerns from building owners that conservation may affect the chances of a collective sale, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has offered a package of incentives to make development options for the site more attractive to potential buyers, including a one-third increase in floor area with a waiver of part of its development charge.

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Golden Mile Complex gazetted as conserved building

22 Oct 2021

The iconic Golden Mile Complex has been gazetted as a conserved building, a year after the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) had proposed to do so.

This makes it the first modern, large-scale, strata-titled development to be conserved in Singapore, Minister for National Development Desmond Lee announced on Friday (Oct 22).

Golden Mile Complex, located along Beach Road and Nicoll Highway, is recognisable by its signature step-terraced facade.

Completed in 1973, the 16-storey building was one of the first high-rise, mixed-use developments in Singapore.

Golden Mile Complex to be conserved, with incentives to attract developers in future en bloc sale: URA

9 Oct 2020

The iconic Golden Mile Complex building, with its terraced facade facing Nicoll Highway, is being proposed for conservation because of its historical and architectural significance, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) said on Friday (Oct 9).

The decision, taken after a two-year study, starts the process to have it gazetted as a conserved building.

But to help ensure that the move will not inhibit a future collective sale, the URA, in an unusual move, is offering developers additional planning incentives, including a one-third increase in floor area with a waiver of part of its development charge (DC) and the option to adjust the boundary of the 1.3ha site.

In turn, developers have to abide by the conservation guidelines.

Most importantly, they have to retain the development's landmark main building that is famed for its signature stepped terraces atop the podium facing Nicoll Highway.

Other key features that have to be kept include the stepped building profile and plinth-like profile on the side facing Beach Road.

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Golden Mile Complex seeks to sell en bloc again

27 Mar 2019

Iconic development Golden Mile Complex will today be launched for tender a second time after it closed its initial tender on its collective sale on Jan 30.

Its reserve price remains unchanged at $800 million.

Marketing agent Edmund Tie & Company declined to reveal details about the results of the first tender or when the collective sale agreement expires.

The 718-unit property in Beach Road has a land area of about 1.3ha and is zoned for commercial use under the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan 2014.

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Golden Mile Complex may be used for integrated development

9 Jan 2019

The landmark Golden Mile Complex may be developed into an integrated development with a gross floor area (GFA) of 85,977.5 sq m, provided its main building is conserved, according to the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA).

This comes after the property’s marketing agent Edmund Tie & Company filed an outline application to retain the existing 16-storey building and to add a new block next to the building.

“The planning advice from URA indicates that under the existing commercial zone, the property may be developed as an integrated development comprising uses such as retail, office, residential, serviced apartments and hotels.”

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If iconic Golden Mile Complex is conserved, URA will consider 86,000 sq m for mixed-use development

8 Jan 2019

The iconic Golden Mile Complex, if it finds an en bloc buyer, may be turned into an integrated development with a gross floor area (GFA) of 85,977.5 square metres, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has advised. This is subject to the conservation of the landmark's main building.

URA response was to an outline application submitted to retain the existing 16-storey building and to add a new block next to it, marketing agent Edmund Tie & Company (ET&Co) announced in a media release on Tuesday (Jan 8).

Under the existing commercial zone, the property may be developed as an integrated development comprising uses such as retail, office, residential, serviced apartments and hotels. It has a land area of about 1.3 hectares and is zoned for commercial use under the URA's Master Plan 2014.

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Golden Mile Complex stays for now, but experts say conserving it may not help en-bloc sale

8 Jan 2019

The iconic Golden Mile Complex on Beach Road is set to stay, for now at least, if the site successfully gets a buyer in its collective sale attempt.

Property analysts are, however, unsure whether retaining the 46-year-old building will make the site more attractive to potential buyers.

The plot with a mixed-use development has been put up for sale since Oct 31 last year for S$800 million. Its marketing agent Edmund Tie & Company announced in a press release on Wednesday (Jan 8) that the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has advised that potential buyers can redevelop up to almost 86,000sqm of the site.

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Golden Mile Complex may stay - even with en bloc

31 Oct 2018

THE iconic step-terraced Golden Mile Complex building could be spared from the wrecking ball - even if it finds an en bloc buyer at its reserve price of S$800 million.

An outline application has been submitted to retain the existing 16-storey building and add a new block next to the building, subject to authorities' approval, marketing agent Edmund Tie & Company (ET&Co) revealed in its tender announcement.

 

Golden Mile Complex Up For Sale At $800m

31 Oct 2018

Golden Mile Complex, a landmark commercial property with a step-terraced building design along Beach Road, has been put up for collective sale with a reserve price of $800 million, revealed marketing agent Edmund Tie & Company (ET&Co).

Nestled on a 1.3ha site zoned commercial under the 2014 Master Plan, the property offers dual frontage along Nicoll Highway and Beach Road.

It is strategically located near Nicoll Highway MRT station on the Circle Line, just outside the ERP zone.

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