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Oxley gets a go-ahead from BCA for its 32-storey tower

Oxley gets a go-ahead from BCA for its 32-storey tower

Oxley Tower is located along Robinson Road.

Property developer Oxley Holdings Ltd. said it has received temporary occupation permit from the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore for its freehold strata-titled commercial development project.

The 32-storey Oxley Tower is located at 138 Robinson Road, Singapore and has a gross floor area of 16,839 sqm. The development has a a 3-storey podium with shops and cafes and a 29-storey tower with offices and restaurants.

Oxley revealed that is has sold 100% of the sellable area, and has received progress payments from buyers. The group's executive chairman Ching Chiat Kwong said the development will be another iconic commercial project for Oxley in the Central Business District.

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"As Oxley makes steady progress in expanding its business and portfolio on the global market, Oxley Tower serves as a milestone for our efforts and achievements thus far. It will also propel us towards continuing our journey in creating value by developing and delivering quality projects globally,” he said.



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