By Cheryl Tay:
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) awarded provisional permission (PP) to several large projects in the second quarter, including two mega developments by M+S Pte Ltd, a tie-up between Temasek Holdings and Malaysia’s Khazanah Nasional.
In April, M+S received PP for a mixed development at Ophir/Rochor Roads, which will include 350 hotel rooms, 670 apartments, 4,650 sq m of retail space and 64,010 sq m of offices.
The consortium also received PP for its Marina One mega project (pictured) at Marina Way/Straits View in May. The project comprises 1,042 apartments, 208,310 sq m of office space and 12,030 sq m of retail amenities.
A group led by GuocoLand also secured URA’s provisional approval for a mixed development located above Tanjong Pagar MRT station, which will feature offices, shops, apartments and hotel rooms.
Moreover, the URA awarded provisional approval to Seletar Mall Pte Ltd to build 17,840 sq m of shopping space at Sengkang West Avenue/Fernvale Road as well as PLC 8 Development to develop shopping facilities and multiple-user factory space at Lavender Street.
Sim Lian also secured PP for a retail-residential development at Jelebu/Petir Roads. Meanwhile, JTC Corporation and LTH Logistics Singapore have been awarded provisional permission for CleanTech Two and a warehouse development at Banyan Drive respectively.
ECO at Bedok South Avenue 3 by Far East Organization, Frasers Centrepoint and Sekisui House likewise clinched PP, along with Hoi Hup group for a project at Kovan/Simon Roads and SP Setia International for a condo development along Chestnut Avenue.
Mount V Development, a partnership between City Developments, Hong Leong Holdings and TID also earned PP for a condo project at Mount Vernon Road.
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