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Nine strata units at Pantech Business Hub up for sale with S$11.6m guide price

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NINE ground-floor strata units at Pantech Business Hub have been launched for sale via expression of interest (EOI) at an indicative price of S$11.6 million, exclusive marketing agent CBRE said on Wednesday. Read more at The Business Times.

Situated adjacent to the loading or unloading bay, each unit has specifications including a 5.4 metre ceiling height, floor loading of 20 kilonewton per square metre, water points, soil pipes and mechanical ventilation infrastructure, added CBRE.

According to CBRE, the offer is open to foreigners and there will be no additional buyer's stamp duty. Mr Bolin added that the units could potentially be used for food-related activities, as Pantech Business Hub sits within the 100 metre buffer zone around Pandan food zone.

 

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