Freehold industrial units at Citilink Warehouse Complex are on sale

Prices of units start from below $1m to $20m for early birds.

Over 57 freehold industrial units in Citilink Warehouse Complex through a private treaty, Cushman & Wakefield, property agent, said.

The properties have a variety of units with the smallest unit at 88 square metres to a full floor at 1,863 sqm.

They are also offering early bird discounts from $1m for the smallest unit to $20m for a full floor.

Citilink Warehouse Complex is an eight-storey twin-building industrial development, zoned ‘Business 1’ under Master Plan 2019. The 57 strata units for sale are mostly located on the mid to high floors, including the top four full floors within Block 102E of the development.

The contiguous units allow incoming buyers the flexibility to purchase individual or multiple units, or on a full floor(s) basis.

Certain units on higher floors enjoy a sea view of the port and the tranquil greenery of Hort Park.

The property also has superior building specifications, with well-considered traffic and goods management, ample car parking facilities, high floor-to-ceiling clearance, and floor loading.

It also has connectivity to the seaports as it is located directly across the PSA Pasir Panjang Terminals.

It is 500 metres from Pasir Panjang MRT station on the Circle Line, which is a few train stops away from Singapore Science Park and one-north.

It is also accessible via multiple expressways such as the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE), West Coast Expressway (WCE), Keppel Viaduct, Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE) and East Coast Parkway (ECP).

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