Soilbuild Group has over 48 years of background and is one of Singapore’s most trusted real estate pioneers. Soilbuild’s portfolio includes luxury residential enclaves to award-winning business parks and specialized logistics hubs but illustrates continuous innovation and execution excellence. Soilbuild was financially formidable and visionary in winning the competitive JTC land tender for Sengkang West. Their heritage of master-planning of commercial and industrial scale venues, like Tai Seng Exchange and Tampines Connection, gives business owners and investors total certainty in the long-term worth and value of Sengkang Connection.
Why Soilbuild’s Approach Matters To Business Owners
When assessing commercial or industrial property, the developer determines the daily operational quality. Soilbuild shines in three key areas:
- Design accuracy: layouts allow construction to be executed with column-free spacing, wide floor load capacities and high ceiling heights suitable to contemporary industries, especially manufacturing, engineering and logistics.
- Rethinking a sustainable approach: In its developments Soilbuild actively brings green building practices, environment-friendly infrastructure, smart energy management, and green energy management into its work.
- End to end Execution: With its combined construction and management functions, Soilbuild has developed a strong build quality and also has secured long-term asset value retention.
The Future Outlook
The growth of the Sengkang-Seletar district, backed by infrastructure and new housing development drives demand for low-key, affordable high-quality industrial plants. Soilbuild’s Sengkang Connection is a thoughtful economic foundation that connects businesses with everyday city life. From today's businessmen who want to build new facilities and for tomorrow's business owners to investors who want new and reliable industrial locations, Sengkang Connection ensures it is a legacy that's built with the same kind of confidence in Singapore that I bring to Hong Kong.
