Foreign Investors Has Been Buying Up Strata Titled Commercial Units In Singapore.

Online, July 24, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Rich foreign investors are showing keen interests in strata-titled commercial units in Singapore. Most of these foreign investors are looking at buying commercial units in prime locations, such as the Central Business District. These buying activities has helped kept the commercial sector buoyant.

Commercial properties such as offices has seen a dearth of new completions after the delivery of Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) Tower 3 in first quarter of 2012. This has helped lower the average vacancy rate. Landlords of these Grade A offices have also been aggressive in their marketing.

Most office buildings in Central Business District are held by Reits or listed companies. For a private investor, there are not many options to acquire their own office space. There is also an emerging trend of investors buying these spaces and keeping them for next generation or renting them out. Office units are also popular among investors because the tenants often take out longer leases than residential leases. Tenants of residential units are also more transient.

Within the Central Business District, there is a new launch mixed development project called Eon Shenton. Located within the heart of Singapore financial district of Shenton Way, this project comprises of shops, offices and residential units. Some of the offices and residences offer spectacular unblock sea view.

Eon Shenton also sits on an "island site" which is bounded on all four sides by Shenton Way, Palmer Road, Mistri Road and Parsi Road. This gives the building an all round view of the surrounding. It is also a short walk to the nearby Tanjong Pagar MRT train station.

Local Singaporean or foreigners looking to invest in Eon Shenton should check out http:www//.Eon-Shenton.sg, to get an overview of the project and the latest promotional offers.