Wee Hur poised to launch 517-unit industrial property

It’s already sold 57 units.

Wee Hur Holdings is poised to launch its largest industrial project to date. According to the property developer’s media release, the project is an eight-storey ramp-up industrial property called MEGA@Woodlands.

The property comprises 517 factory units that each span 1,711 sqft, and has already seen the sale of 57 units before the official 15 January launch.

It will offer amenities such as 20/40 ft container access, container parking lots, 830 carpark lots, 300 lorry lots, semi-D concept units, sky lounge, minimart, and common amenities such as gym, fitness stations, and sky gardens.

“MEGA@Woodlands is the Group’s third industrial development project following its successful completion of Harvest@Woodlands and Premier@Kaki Bukit,” stated the release.

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