Retained shophouse hotel Weave Suites for sale asking price of RMB 105 million

The ground floor is equipped with 4450 square feet of dining and retail space for buyers to rent for rent or re-plan to match operations and brand positioning. Some shops in the City Gate shopping mall opposite the hotel were sold at a price of more...


The ground floor is equipped with 4450 square feet of dining and retail space for buyers to rent for rent or re-plan to match operations and brand positioning. Some shops in the City Gate shopping mall opposite the hotel were sold at a price of more than 4,000 yuan.

CBRE and Savills Singapore jointly responsible for the marketing of the project.

This hotel is located in Bugis and Ophir-Rochor Corridor and is located in the heart of the city. The entire project consists of 17 two-story reserved shop houses, including 65 hotel rooms and a first-story shop.

This project is conducted by invitation of buyers to bid (EOI), and the bidding event will be closed at 3 pm on August 13.

Weave Suites - Midtown was fully renovated in 2023, adding conference rooms, shared lounge areas, gym and well-equipped kitchens. Hotel and catering uses have been permanently approved. The average room area is 23.5 square meters. If necessary, the number of rooms can also be re-layed and increased to 88 approved rooms.

Weave Suites - Midtown, a reserved shophouse in Jalan Sultan, is launched for sale at a price of RMB 105 million.

Savills Singapore Investment Sales and Capital Markets Executive Director Ye Huiyi said: "Weave Suites has dual cultural and commercial attributes, suitable for family offices or ultra-high net worth individuals. Whether it is a boutique hotel, flagship cohabitation project, or a diversified hotel property, it can meet the market's needs for a unique cultural experience."

The project is expected to have an annual return of about 3%. Both individual foreign investors and businesses can purchase without paying additional buyer stamp duty (ABSD) and seller stamp duty (SSD).



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