Sim Lian Group leads bids for Tampines Street 95

The parcel attracted five bidders.

Tampines Street 95 attracted five bids at the close of its tender, the Housing and Development Board (HDB) reported.

The tender for the land parcel closed on 24 October, noon.

The top bid for the parcel came from Sim Lian Land and Sim Lian Development, which bid $465m or $8,270.64 psm/GFA.

The second highest bid was $457.5m or $8,136.59 psm/GFA from SNC2 Realty, Apex Asia Alpha Investment Two, Kay Lim Realty, and Heeton Homes.

Other bidders include Sing Holdings Limited ($439.55m / $7,817.97 psm/GFA), CSC Land Group (Singapore) ($438.8m / $7,803.90 psf/GFA), and Intrepid Investments and TID Residential ($425.7m / $7,571.63 psf/GFA).

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