The Island Property Desk

If you are tracking new industrial supply in western Singapore, Skye Tuas keeps coming up for a simple reason: the site is positioned as a fresh B2 industrial launch in Tuas Link Close, right where logistics and manufacturing users tend to plan their growth. Based on the published project information available, Skye @ Tuas is described as a new B2 ramp-up or general industrial development at Tuas Link Close, alongside Tuas Link MRT, with marketing that emphasizes the locati

If you are looking at new industrial space in western Singapore, Skye At Tuas is the kind of project that tends to come up in planning conversations early, even before units are fully visible in the market. The reason is simple: it is a fresh B2 development set up for industrial and ramp-up demand in Tuas, and it is positioned with practical transport adjacency. In this guide, I will stick to the verified project information and then translate that into the planning ques

If you are looking at an upcoming industrial opportunity in Singapore’s B2 category, a site visit does not just “help you understand the project”. It helps you make better decisions about timing, usability, and whether the space will work for your operations, your team, and your compliance requirements. Sengkang Connection is one of those projects where planning your visit matters. It sits in Sengkang West and JTC awarded the tender for the industrial site to Soilbu

A new industrial launch always changes the rhythm of the market, even before the first unit is handed over. With Sengkang Connection, the headline is not just another “industrial space” release. It is a fresh B2 industrial space site in Sengkang West that JTC awarded to Soilbuild Group Holdings Ltd on 19 August 2025, with a tender value of $156,114,008. That timing matters. It tells you the development has been tied to JTC’s industrial strategy and procurement cadence, and

If you have been tracking industrial launches in Singapore, the name Sengkang Connection will likely sound familiar, because it has moved from rumour to a clear public milestone. JTC awarded the tender for an industrial site at Sengkang West to Soilbuild Group Holdings Ltd on 19 August 2025, with a reported tender sum of $156,114,008. For buyers and occupiers, that kind of award date matters. It signals that the project is no longer just “future potential”, it is already in

If you are setting up a family office in Singapore, property acquisition rarely sits neatly in one box. It is usually a mix of lifestyle intent, wealth preservation, risk management, and a very practical question: when should you buy, and through what structure, if you want the tax planning to stay clean? I have watched families rush into a condominium decision because the brochure looked perfect, the floor plans matched their education and school timetable, and the pric

There is a particular kind of relief that comes when you finally stand inside a Vanda Green Dunearn Road place that might become your everyday life. Not the showroom kind of feeling, where everything looks perfect from one flattering angle. I mean the real test, the moment you turn your head and see how the light moves across the living area, how the corridor flow feels when you are carrying groceries, and how your eyes naturally land on the view instead of getting stuc

If you are looking at a Vanda Green condo, you are probably doing the same thing I did when I first started viewing new projects: trying to picture everyday life inside the unit, not just admire the brochure photos. In a condominium, the difference between “nice on paper” and “right for you” often comes down to small layout choices, how the living spaces connect, and whether the facilities match your actual routines. Vanda Green has drawn attention as a new condo that si