183 Longhaus Mixed Condo Singapore will be redeveloped by Tee Land Pte, Ltd on the base of former Longhouse Food Centre because of enviable premium features that anyone can not miss:

  • THE HIVE AND HUB OF THE HOOD
  • CITY-EDGE CONVENIENCE HERE, THERE & EVERYWHERE
  • NOWHERE ELSE COMES CLOSER
  • LIVING LA VIDA LOCAL
  • PERFECTLY POSITIONED FOR SUCCESS
  • SATISFY YOUR TASTE FOR STYLE

183 Longhaus by Tee Land Limited

About Tee Land Limited

TEE Land Limited is a SGX Mainboard-listed real estate developer and a subsidiary of SGX Mainboard-listed TEE International Limited.

At TEE Land Limited, we pride ourselves as a property developer with an established track record in delivering quality and well-designed residential property developments in Singapore. The Group's property development projects, which are pre-dominantly freehold in tenure and targeted at middle-to-high income consumers who value exclusivity in good locations, are located in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. Whilst we continue to specialize in residential property developments, we have undertaken a number of commercial and industrial property development projects.

Geographically, we have established a foothold in the existing markets of Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam and intend to continue our regional expansion into newer markets such as Myanmar, Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

183 Longhaus Condo has beem once famous for its food stalls selling goreng pisang, duck rice with thick sauce and prawn noodles, Long House Food Centre closed at end-April 2014. Rising in its place is the upcoming 183 Longhaus, a mixed-use development with 10 strata commercial units and 40 apartments. “Long House was such an icon on Thomson Road and synonymous with good food that we felt it was important to retain the flavour,” says Jonathan Phua, CEO of listed property developer TEE Land.

The new F&B outlets of 183 Longhaus will not be offering the hawker fare of old, but will instead be a new generation of eateries including hipster cafés, fusion restaurants and fast food outlets. Five commercial units will be designated for F&B, and another five for retail and lifestyle services. “There has been keen interest from buyers for the commercial units, some of whom are end-users,” says Phua.

TEE Land will select the businesses that will take up space in the commercial units to ensure a good variety of eateries and retail offerings such as an upmarket grocer, a wine shop, hair salon and beauty spa as well as medical services. Talks are underway with candidates such as McDonald’s, Huber’s Swiss Butchery, NTUC Finest and Q&M Dental Group. “It’s important to ensure a good mix of businesses and a certain level of class,” adds Phua, 41. He is considering the possibility of selling the commercial units with tenants in place.


Source: www.teeland.com.sg