Most new industrial stock in Singapore is sold on 30- or 60-year leases. A genuinely freehold, new-build B1 development like Generations @ Tannery is an uncommon proposition in today's market.
The vast majority of industrial land released in Singapore carries a tenure of 30 or 60 years. For an owner-occupier or investor, a depreciating lease introduces lease decay, tighter financing windows as the tail shortens, and a built-in exit clock. Freehold tenure removes that clock entirely.
Freehold ownership means no lease decay, cleaner bank financing, and an asset that can be held — or passed down — without a depleting countdown. For businesses that intend to occupy their own space for the long term, that stability is often worth more than a headline price difference.
Freehold strata industrial supply in the city fringe has been thinning even as demand rises. A new freehold B1 building at 71 Tannery Lane, a short walk from Mattar MRT, sits squarely in that scarce category. You can review the full specification on the project details page, or see how tenure feeds into value on the pricing page.
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