SINGAPORE, 9 April 2025 – Cushman & Wakefield, the vendor’s exclusive marketing agent, is pleased to present interested parties with the opportunity to acquire a rarely available 6-storey industrial building with cleanroom facilities which comes with extra high-tension incoming power located at 10 Tampines Industrial Avenue 3.
The development spans a large land area of approximately 997,330 sqft, a substantial gross floor area of approximately 1,905,831 sqft and features an unutilised plot ratio, presenting future owners with the unique opportunity to further optimise land use. The Property is distinguished by its exceptional remaining land tenure of 34 years, a highly sought-after feature, as most industrial leases from JTC typically offer only 20 or 30 years. Its expansive layout offers users versatile and immediate quick set up of production line.
Key highlights of the property include a MTM dual-source 50 MVA incoming power supply, water supply for constant cooling, VC-C vibration control, and ample loading bays – ensuring a seamless and optimal manufacturing environment. The property sits within one of Singapore’s 4 wafer fabrication parks and is surrounded by a concentration of semiconductor companies, adding significant value to any business operating in this sector.
Easily accessible and situated near a residential area, the Property is a 9-minute drive from Tampines MRT station (serving the East-West and Downtown lines). It is also strategically located near key expressways and just 15 minutes from Changi Airport, ensuring both convenience and efficiency. Singapore with its blend of strategic advantages and robust infrastructure has become a key hub for global semiconductor companies. Singapore attracted about $13.5 b of fixed asset investment (FAI) in 2024, a 6.3% yoy increase. Notably, the electronics sector drove more than half of total FAI in 2024, reaching $7.7b. This reflects a positive sector outlook bolstered by the rise of AI and digitalisation. Given the government's supportive policies, global players would continue to extend their presence here, driving up demand for high-quality manufacturing space.
Ms Brenda Ong, Executive Director, Logistics & Industrial Markets at Cushman & Wakefield, says, “This trophy asset offers appealing plug-and-play solution for occupiers who are looking to lower upfront cost and shorten downtime resulting from construction and regulatory approval process. One of the key highlights of the Property is its well-maintained cleanroom, ready for immediate use, which will be of particular interest to companies in the semiconductor, wafer fabrication and electronics sectors.”
The property is available for sale via private treaty, with an indicative price of $380 million.
For further enquiries and to schedule a viewing, please contact Singapore Cushman & Wakefield. For more information, please visit Cushman & Wakefield Singapore's Logistics and Industrial Services page.
