Two Lucky Plaza strata shops put up for sale at $11.4m

Units may be bought together or separately from $5.7m each.

Two adjoining freehold strata shops on the ground floor of Lucky Plaza have been put up for sale at a guide price of $11.4m.

The units may be purchased together or separately, with each shop priced from $5.7m, according to marketing agent CBRE.

The guide price translates to about $13,000 psf based on the combined strata area.

Each unit has a strata area of about 441 square feet and comes with food and beverage approval.

The shops are located near the atrium of Lucky Plaza, a freehold mixed-use development along Orchard Road with a six-storey retail podium.

The sale will be conducted through an Expression of Interest exercise. It will close on Thursday, 15 October.

No Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty or Seller’s Stamp Duty will apply to the acquisition.

Foreigners and corporate entities are eligible to buy the properties.

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