Fook Hai Building

Located at 150 South Bridge Road in District 1 (D01), Fook Hai Building is a 99-year leasehold mixed-use development that was completed in 1976. The mixed development comprises shops, offices, and residential units.Fook Hai Building is strategically located in Chinatown. It comes with great convenience to amenities and also great connectivity to the Central Business District (CBD). Its proximity to the CBD presents a unique opportunity to tap into the growth and development of the CBD. The CBD will be transformed from a global business and financial hub to a vibrant 24/7 lifestyle destination, which Fook Hai Building is set to benefit from.The closest MRT station from the development is Chinatown MRT. Chinatown MRT is an interchange that is linked to both the North-East Line (NEL) and Downtown Line (DTL). Besides having great connectivity for easy travel within the CBD, the location of Fook Hai Building also means that the CBD is within walkable distance. Naturally, those who drive will enjoy great accessibility in the CBD as well.The building is right next to Chinatown Point and Hong Lim Market & Food Centre, which is a popular dining spot for those living around the area. The neighbourhood has convenient access to green spaces like Hong Lim Park and Pearl’s Hill City Park. Both parks are within a 500m radius. Since Chinatown is located within the CBD, Fook Hai Building is also well-connected to the main financial and business hub of Singapore. The CBD is the financial heart of Singapore and is home to a high concentration of local and international businesses. Being one of the early settlement areas in Singapore, Chinatown is also an area that is rich in cultural and heritage sites. There are museums and heritage centres that capture the growth of Chinatown while Singapore was transforming into a first world city.There are seven shopping malls around the development: Chinatown Point, People’s Park Complex, People’s Park Centre, Hong Lim Complex, Cross Street Exchange, Far East Square, and New Cross Plaza. Having seven different shopping malls means there is a great variety of shops that you have access to, from supermarkets to travel agencies. You can also find neighbourhood-level retail shops along shophouses in Chinatown.Within a 1km radius around Fook Hai Building, there are six hawker centres: Hong Lim Market & Food Centre, People’s Park Food Centre, Chinatown Hawker Centre, Market Street Interim Hawker Centre, Maxwell Food Centre, and Amoy Street Food Centre. Each of these hawker centres boasts its own famous food stall ranging from the Michelin-starred Liao Fan Hawker Chan Soya Chicken to Bib Gourmand stalls like Noodle Story and Tian Tian Chicken Rice. Besides hawker fare, you can also find restaurants along the shophouses in Chinatown and shopping malls around the area. For instance, Chinatown Point (beside Fook Hai Building) has popular restaurants like Tamago-En and Song Fa Bak Kut Teh. In the CBD, there are a slew of trendy bars and fine-dining restaurants that will put you spoilt for choices for dining and entertainment options.Fook Hai Building is strategically located in the CBD, which puts it in close proximity to the bustling working population in the city centre on the weekdays. Its location in Chinatown also means that Fook Hai Building enjoys a great flow of crowd, even on the weekends.You can view the available unit for sale below or you can also check out other developments for sale on PropertyGuru.