Benefit from a well-established Residential and Condominium Development practice that has handled a diverse portfolio of projects—including mixed development projects, shopping malls, residential developments, hotels and resorts and industrial parks.

From land acquisition and zoning to change of use, conversion and all aspects of subdivision, our experience extends across all phases of project development. We we have successfully managed the largest and most complex projects in Singapore and count leading real estate developers and many listed companies as clients.

Acting for the developer of Marina Bay Residences, a joint venture between Singapore’s Keppel Land and Hong Kong’s Cheung Keong (Holdings) and HongKong Land Holdings, our team advised on the first phase of the largest development in the downtown Marina Bay Financial District—a S$2 billion investment. We also acted in the land and adjacent site acquisition, development and successful launch of the high-end project, "The Trillium", by the Lippo Group, as well as represented developers in many other prominent residential projects, including the Esta, One Amber, Grand Duchess At St Patrick’s and the Parc Condominium.

Take advantage of our custom built software and database systems which complement our in-depth understanding of the legal issues at stake and enable us to service you efficiently and comprehensively.

Our key services include:

• Acquisition of land parcels
• Tender terms and conditions
• Housing developers licenses
• Consultations with the Controller of Housing
• Statutory requirements
• Options and sale and purchase agreements
• Application for strata subdivision

Insights

Extension of the deadline to deliver vacant possession – the Nuts and Bolts of new Part 8C of the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020

June 7, 2021

Singapore: This article is an update of an earlier article published on 6 November 2020, and which incorporates the new amendments to Part 8C of the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020 pursuant to the new COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Amendment No. 2) Bill passed in Parliament on 5 April 2021 (Bill No. 10/2021). In sum, this new Part 8C allows both housing developers and commercial developers to extend the original deadline to deliver possession of the units to purchasers under the sale and purchase agreements to a later date, subject to the fulfilment of certain conditions. As at the date of publication of this article, Part 8C has not come into operation yet.

Extension of the deadline to deliver vacant possession – the Nuts and Bolts of new Part 8C of the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020

November 6, 2020

Singapore: On 3 November 2020, Parliament passed the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020 (Amendment No. 3) Bill, which among other things, inserts a new Part 8C to the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020 (the Act), relating to the developers’ deadline to deliver possession of units to purchasers and the liability for failure to comply with the said deadline.

Urgent adjournments of general meetings without a motion: A timely clarification

May 4, 2020

What happens when a meeting is unable to complete its agenda but runs out of time? 

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Dentons Rodyk represents Sim Lian Group in the project sales of Singapore's largest residential condominium development and collective sales acquisition

May 2, 2019

Dentons Rodyk is acting as project development lawyers for real estate developer, Sim Lian Group in their project sales of Treasure at Tampines. The project site of about 656,000 sq ft is situated in the eastern part of Singapore and will comprise 28 blocks of about 2,300 units making it the largest residential condominium development in Singapore in terms of the number of units.