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Four ground-floor shops at Farrer Park are up for sale via EOI

The cluster of shops is estimated to cost $18.5m to $19.5m.

Delasa has launched for sale four strata-titled shops on the ground floor of r66 apartments on Rangoon Road via an expression of interest (EOI).

Purchasers may submit their interest before 2 pm on Tuesday, 30 April.

The shops' guide price ranges between $18.5m to $19.5m, aligning with the region’s average price of $3,657 to $3,854 per sq ft on the strata areas.

The size of the units ranges from 947 sq ft to 1,819 sq ft with a combined floor area of over 5,000 sq ft.

Interested parties can purchase the shops as a cluster or as individual units, with prices of individual shops starting at $3.78m.

 Two restaurants and a 24-hour mini-mart occupy the four shops. The shops have been approved for use as restaurants until 2028.

 

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