The 13-story commercial building with 145 units' aggregate sale bid

The proprietors of TMW Maxwell who have held it since they were able to get an extra wind in the enbloc purchase, culminating in the deal at $276.8 million, which was greater than the $268 million price they had initially requested. The property, which is located at 20 Maxwell Road, was put up for sale in September 2020 with a $295 million reserve; however, the price was reduced in April of this year.

The collective sale bid for the commercial 13-storey development, with the 145 units, was granted to Singapore-listed units Chip Eng Seng Corp, SingHaiyi Investments and Chuan Investments and Chuan Investments, who put the property on the market for bid. This sale will be subject to consent of Strata Titles Board and other conditions. The joint bidders are expected to seek approval from Singapore's land authorities to obtain preliminary approval for the issue of new 99-year leases on the buildings which began leases in June 1969. Chip Eng Seng told Singapore's exchange that it is seeking Urban Redevelopment Authority approval for the site to be converted to commercial-residential mixed-use. The site would be a commercial-residential mixed-use with the net site ratio that is at minimum 5.6 with gross floor area of at minimum 21,746.48 square meters, and the possibility of a commercial component that could be as high as 20% of the total floor area.

TMW Maxwell is located on a typical-sized block of land measuring 41,799 square feet. The plot proportion for this property is 4.3. A well-liked dining and entertainment district may be reached on foot from Tras Road, Duxton Hill, and Keong Saik Road. The neighborhood, which is located on the fringe of the Tanjong Pagar Development Area, will benefit from plans for development in nearby regions like the Greater Southern Waterfront (GSW).

The joint venture partners presented proposals to Maxwell House's committee for collective sales to purchase Maxwell House on 6 May 2021. The tenders were then granted to joint ventures a day later. The participation interests of the JV partners involved in the takeover would have been Chip Eng Seng holding 40%, SingHaiyi holding 30% as well as Chuan Investments controlling the remaining 30%. Chuan Investments is the wholly owned subsidiary that is part of Chuan Lim Construction, a Hong Kong listed firm that is based in Singapore and Singapore, mostly executing general civil engineering and construction work. The first time Chuan Investments and Chuan Lim Construction have embarked on an initiative in a joint venture.

THRIVING F&B Neighborhood around TMW MAXWELL

Many hip pubs, restaurants, and clubs can be found on Ann Siang Hill. According to restaurant owners, the fact that it was located away from Tanjong Pagar Road's bustle gave the strip a unique feel. Previously a seedy, notorious area off Tanjong Pagar Road, Tras Street has been turned into a vibrant neighborhood with delicious cuisine and drinks. There are numerous additional places to eat and drink around the neighborhood, including Japanese restaurants in the Orchid Hotel, cafes and bars in Icon Village, additional establishments in the 100AM shopping mall, and establishments all along Tanjong Pagar Road.

A lot of people have pointed out that it's the most peaceful and least developed area of the hipster triangular zone in Chinatown which includes the renowned areas for food and drinks such as Tanjong Pagar Road, Duxton Hill, Club Street & Ann Siang Hill. It is a diverse area of cuisines, across Italian and Italian to Spanish, Japanese to Mediterranean.

Kko Kko Nara, a prominent late-night Korean fried chicken restaurant, and Table 66, a long-gone European eatery, were once the main draws of Tras Street. Table 66 was moved there in 2011 and has since been reopened as Skyve Wine Bistro on Winstedt Road.

a well-known brunch spot open on the weekends. In front of Cake Spade is a 2-story coffee shop called Drury Lane Cafe. The best authentic Korean food is served at Cho-win Garden, a restaurant in Singapore that is only three minutes from Tanjong Pagar MRT Station.

CEL Development Pte. Ltd. (CEL)

Chip Eng Seng Corporation Limited is an international conglomerate listed in Singapore with interests in construction, civil infrastructure hospitality, precast technology, education and real estate investment and development.

It was established in the early 1960s as an landed property construction subcontractor. The Group achieved a breakthrough by being named the primary contractor of HDB projects. In the years since, the business has grown tremendously and offers a variety of services in the development and construction of executive condominiums and private condominiums.

The Group has expanded its offerings beyond Singapore because of its vast know-how and experience. The Group is now present in countries such as those of Maldives, Australia New Zealand, Malaysia and Vietnam. The determination to be the best in every project they've undertaken has earned them numerous awards and accolades around the world.

The XYT Hokkien Mee ($16) and the XYT Ayam Percik ($26) are two enhanced versions of the most well-known street cuisine that Tanjong Pagar Center serves, and both of which we ultimately went back to. The Argentinian restaurant, which has chic furnishings and a laid-back ambiance thanks to its street art-themed walls, recently moved from Martin Road to the fashionable Amoy Street. The street-style exteriors, graffiti murals, hot crowds, and trendy menu are all features of this bustling, contemporary izakaya. One of the eateries on Tras Street, Gattopardo Ristorante Di Mare, promises its customers a memorable dining experience. This restaurant is ideal for private dining because of its opulent interior.

You can find Western or Chinese food, a budget-friendly eatery, or an expensive elegant restaurant to take an evening date Tanjong Pagar is the place to go. We are unable to maintain the overwhelming number of trendyand hip restaurants opening on the scene in Tanjong Pagar, which has transformed its row of storehouses into elegant cafes and restaurants.

A Muslim-owned Permata Singapore is the latest concept of the Travis Masiero Restaurant Group (the same group who own Blue Label Pizza and Lukes Oyster Bar). The new Mexican restaurant serves hand-crafted salsas that are made of volcanic rock molcajetes. They mill fresh masa for their corn tortillas that are unique to them.

The restaurant is situated at Amoy Street, Carne, located on Amoy Street, an Argentinian restaurant serving burgers offers free-range, grass-fed Angus beef burgers, milkshakesand triple-fried fries and local-made beer. Alongside the Muslim-owned Pop-up Permata located in Singapore, Argentinian chef Mauro Colegreco has opened Carne, Argentinas first international hamburger restaurant, in collaboration with chef Beppe De Vito of The Il Lido Group, in Singapore. In stark contrast to the bustling Duxton Hill nightlife, Tanjong Pagar Centre is an elegant restaurant that exudes the charm and wit of other.

GREATER SOUTHERN WATERFRONT

Redevelopment plans, which comprise those for Keppel Club, Mt. Faber and the the former Pasir Panjang power station, are expected to unfold within the next 5 to 10 years transforming the southernmost region of the larger waterfront into a point of entry to urban development.

When the lease for Keppel Club expires by 2021. Keppel Club site will be transformed into a new community of homes, with the natural environment, waterfront and the convenience of public transportation routes. With the site situated near the water and with ease of access to Telok Blangah and Labrador Park MRT stations, it presents the chance to create new homes.

Greater Southern Waterfront, stretches from Pasir Panjang to Marina East and will become the main entrance to, and the destination for urban life on the Singapore's South Coast. In case you thought the Marina Bay district was large listen to this: Greater Southern Waterfront will be six times bigger in size than Marina Bay.

Greater Southern Waterfront will be an essential area of development in Singapore in the next 10 years It is planned to seamlessly enhance the central region as well as further bolster Singapore's growth as a major financial and commercial center in Asia.

With the government intending to bring more energy to the Central Business District, as and also to increase the number of residents living near to where they are employed, Marina Bay, is likely to be among the first areas that will see more housing development.