UOL-SingLand JV tops bidding for Orchard Boulevard site

It proposed a bid price of $428m.

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) closed the tender for the Orchard Boulevard site with four bids led by United Venture Development, a joint venture by UOL and SingLand.

United Venture Development proposed a bid price of $428m for the 99-year leasehold property.

“This is the first residential land parcel released in the Orchard/Tanglin area since 2018. UOL and SingLand are planning to develop a high-rise luxury development of 36 storeys or more, capitalising on the panoramic views,” UOL Group Chief Executive Liam Wee Sin said.

The other three bidders were Valerian Residential ($418); Winchamp Investment ($408m), and SL Capital ($394m).

URA launched the tender on 17 October 2023.

The land parcel on Orchard Boulevard has a total site area of 7,031.4 m², with a maximum GFA of 24,610 m².

The site is slated to be developed into a residential building with commercial space on the first floor.

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