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HLIB Optimistic On Sunway Property’s Bayshore Drive Development In Singapore

KUALA LUMPUR, July 21 (Bernama) -- Hong Leong Investment Bank Bhd (HLIB) viewed Sunway Property Bhd’s project in Bayshore Drive, Singapore positively given the attractive acquisition price.

In a research note, HLIB said its pricing and demand prospects were also supported by its integration with a mass rapid transit (MRT) station and retail components. 

“Given its sizeable land area and integrated residential-commercial concept, the Bayshore Drive site is one of the largest mixed-use government land sale sites launched in Singapore to date,” it said. 

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The investment bank said the maiden plot in the Bayshore precinct was subsequently launched as Vela Bay in April 2026, achieving a 72 per cent take-up rate on launch day at an average selling price of SG$2,886 per square foot (psf) (SG$1=RM3.16). 

It said given that the Bayshore Drive site will be directly connected to an MRT station and integrated with a retail mall, the project should be able to command a meaningful premium over Vela Bay.

“Residential units within mixed-use integrated developments generally enjoy stronger pricing and broader buyer appeal, supported by the convenience of direct access to retail, dining, transport and other lifestyle amenities.

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“Based on the indicative residential gross development value of SG$3.5 billion, the implied selling price works out to approximately SG$2,850-SG$2,910 psf, assuming 88 per cent-90 per cent saleable efficiency,” it said.

HLIB said the project should be able to command a selling price meaningfully above SG$3,000 psf. 

It maintained a “buy” call on Sunway with an unchanged target price of RM6.50.

At 11 am, Sunway’s share price fell two sen to RM5.24, with 274,200 shares traded.

-- BERNAMA