DistantNews
Support us
Cinema space at Golden Mile Tower up for sale for S$31 million
๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฌ Singapore /Culture & Society

Cinema space at Golden Mile Tower up for sale for S$31 million

From CNA · () English

Summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Named sources New plan
  • A cinema space at Golden Mile Tower in Singapore is up for sale for S$31 million (US$24 million).
  • The 104,991 sq ft space includes four auditoriums and office areas, with potential for reconfiguration or alternative uses.
  • The sale is being conducted via an expression of interest exercise, closing on August 4.

A unique cinema space within Singapore's iconic Golden Mile Tower is on the market, with a guide price of S$31 million (US$24 million). The strata-titled property, spanning approximately 104,991 square feet across multiple levels, offers a rare opportunity for investors and end-users.

The premises currently feature four auditoriums with a combined seating capacity of up to 2,000 people. It also includes office space on the third and fourth floors. Real estate services firm CBRE, the exclusive marketing agent, highlights the space's significant potential for reconfiguration. Options include creating a single, large auditorium or repurposing parts of the area for alternative uses such as an event venue, media production studio, or gym.

There is potential to reconfigure the premises into a single large auditorium with a seating capacity of close to 2,000, or to partially convert the space into alternative uses such as an event venue, media production studio, or gym.

โ€” Joshua GiamDirector of capital markets at CBRE, Joshua Giam, described the potential uses for the cinema space.

Carnival Cinemas, which screens Bollywood and regional films, currently occupies a portion of the space. Golden Mile Tower also houses another cinema operator, the independent Filmhouse, which recently took over a space previously occupied by The Projector. The Projector, an independent cinema operator, ceased operations abruptly in August last year due to rising costs, with its parent company owing over S$1.2 million to creditors.

The sale is being managed through an expression of interest exercise, which will close on August 4 at 3 p.m. Foreigners and corporate entities are eligible to purchase the commercial property without incurring additional buyer's stamp duty.

offers a high degree of versatility

โ€” Joshua GiamJoshua Giam of CBRE also commented on the property's adaptability.
DistantNews Editorial

Originally published by CNA. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.