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Following a S$33-million asset enhancement drive that started in November 2013, Koh Brothers Group and Heeton Holdings yesterday unveiled the revamped Sun Plaza, the companies announced in a joint statement Monday (17 Aug).
A 50:50 joint venture partnership between the two companies, the six-storey Sun Plaza now offers a total net lettable area of approximately 158,000 sq ft after 5,772 sq ft were added from the additions and alterations works.
Other enhancements include the conversion of the mall’s basement one into a food street and the configuration of levels four and five into a training hub that now houses various educational offerings.
According to the release, the mall has achieved close to full occupancy prior to the makeover. Anchor tenants include NTUC Fairprice, National Library Board and Kopitiam – occupying over 25,000 sq ft, 17,000 sq ft and 11,000 sq ft of space, respectively.
Image: Sun Plaza. (Source: Koh Brothers, Heeton Holdings)
Nikki De Guzman, Editor at CommercialGuru, edited this story. To contact her about this or other stories email nikki@propertyguru.com.sg
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