Two retail units at People’s Park Complex will be put up for auction on Nov 16 (Photo: Samuel Isaac Chua/EdgeProp Singapore).SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - Two separate strata retail units on the second and fourth levels of the People’s Park Complex in District 1’s Chinatown will be put up for auction on Nov 16 by Knight Frank Singapore.The indicative guide price for the 452 sq ft unit on the second level is $1.8 million ($3,982 psf), while the guide price for the fourth-level unit occupying 484 sq ft i
The 4,898 sq ft retail unit at Balestier Point will be put up for auction on Nov 22 (Photo: SRI). SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - A freehold retail unit on the second floor of Balestier Point has been put up for sale by the owner via auction for $10 million ($2,042 psf). The property occupies a 4,898 sq ft floor area, and will be put up for auction by SRI on Nov 23. It is located within Balestier Point, a freehold 18-storey mixed-use development along Balestier Road (District 12).It will be the first tim
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Two KTV lounges set to reopen remain closed
Wu Bistro at Golden Mile Complex is part of the KTV cluster, which now has 247 cases. TNP PHOTO: DESMOND FOO
Jul 29, 2021 06:00 am
Two KTV lounges that were meant to reopen yesterday will remain closed.
Checks by The Straits Times on a third outlet revealed that it had not reopened either.
The Health Ministry (MOH) said on July 13 that Club Dolce at Balestier Point, Wu Bistro at Golden Mile Complex and Club De Zara at Textile Centre will be closed from July 13 to July 27 after the ministry detected likely ongoing transmissions of Covid-19 at those places.
SINGAPORE - A labyrinth of rooms lie behind tinted doors, obscuring the view of the world within from the public. But the lingering smell of cigarette smoke, coupled with bursts of loud music escaping each time the doors open, gives it away.
These KTV lounges, which have pivoted to operate as food and beverage establishments, remain popular with men aged between 20 and 50.
Despite the growing cluster uncovered this week, many of them have continued to flock to KTV lounges located in strata malls and mixed-used developments.
Checks by The Straits Times found that some patrons had planned a last hurrah on Wednesday evening (July 14), after finding out that their favourite haunts were to be closed for deep cleaning.