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Listing Id: 35830 Last Refreshed: 07/03/2025 4328 Views

Largest Japanese Language Centre - Seeking Investors / Cashing Out Commercial Property

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Asking Price S$40,000
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Overview

Financial Performance

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Monthly Rentalt
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Business Operations & Assets

Staff
15 Employee
Year of Incorporation
1983
Owner Role
Full Time
Premise Type
Commercial Street
Premise Size
600 sqft / 56 sqm

Business Details

Reason For Sale

Chairman's health and retirement

Description

3 centres in Singapore - Jurong East, Hougang & City Hall.
We are looking for investors to buy part or whole of our private commercial property at Jurong East starting from 40k.
or selling the property at $1.75m. (RARE Shophouse at Jurong East MRT <$2m!)
Currently tenanted at $5800, monthly rental income.
Why do we want to cash out? One of our chairmen has retired and wishes to cash out assets due to health reasons.

Profitable for decades the property is expected to appreciate with new MRT renovation and upcoming KL high-speed rail.
We are also raising funds to purchase our next property at Adelphi (999 lease-hold), our current 3rd centre.
We are also raising funds for expansion plans.
Investors also get to learn Japanese for FREE for a lifetime.

GUARANTEED 8% ROI !!

Contact us to find out more!

Facilities

Owned commercial property

Competition

Low competition, very few competitors

Expansion Potential

Opening 2 more branches in Singapore
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