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Income at Raffles sold with JLL acting as lead advisor


16 Collyer Quay

SINBGAPORE (EDGEPROP) JLL has announced the 100% disposal of Income at Raffles for an undisclosed price to a Singapore-based investment manager. JLL was the lead advisor to Mercatus Strategic Investment Management LLP, NTUC Income’s fund manager, for the sale.

“This is a landmark transaction given the building's prominence as one of Singapore’s most iconic buildings that sits on a rare 999-year leasehold land.” says JLL Singapore's head of capital markets Ting Lim.

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Located at Raffles Place along Collyer Quay in the prime central business district (CBD), the 999-year leasehold Income at Raffles is an office building that spans 37-storey with a two-storey retail podium. The retail portion was originally built in 1992 and had undergone enhancement works in 2019.

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The buyer could potentially unlock 30,000 sq ft of unutilised gross floor area, according to JLL.

The outlook for the office market to remain positive in the longer-term. JLL anticipates a growth of between 30% and 35% from 2022 to 2030 as supply in the CBD tightens.

“Singapore’s resilience and attractiveness as an investment destination within Asia Pacific continue to resonate strongly with investors.” Lim adds.

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