A'POSH BIZHUB
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A'POSH BIZHUB

Premium B1 Industrial Space in Yishun, Singapore

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1 Yishun Industrial Street 1
Singapore 768160
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Frequently Asked Questions

Inside Soon Hong Eating House, the in-house coffeeshop at A'POSH BIZHUB

Food & Drink

Soon Hong Eating House on Level 1, the coffeeshop inside the building, with ten food stalls. More hawker centres and food courts are nearby, outside the building.

Inside the building

On Level 1 of A'POSH BIZHUB, no need to step outside.

Nearby

Not inside A'POSH BIZHUB. These are a short walk or drive away, with distances shown.

A'POSH BIZHUB offers a range of industrial units suitable for manufacturing, warehouse, and business park uses. Browse available listings below or view all on CommercialGuru.

S$2.63 to S$7.64
Avg Rent PSF / Mo
S$694 to S$778
Avg Sale PSF
S$620 to S$5,400
Monthly Rent Range
Interior of factory unit at A'POSH BIZHUB showing high ceilings and natural light

Building Specifications

High ceilings and natural ventilation

Address1 Yishun Industrial Street 1, Singapore 768160
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Total Units219
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Floor Loading7.5 kN/sqm
Power Supply3-phase
Lift Access4 passenger + 1 service + 6 cargo lifts
Loading BaysAvailable
24-hour AccessYes

Available Units

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S$694 to S$778
Avg Sale PSF
S$2.63 to S$7.64
Avg Rent PSF / Mo
13
Units For Sale
35
Units For Rent

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Building Facts

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ABSD on
industrial units
4.5 to 5.5%
Gross yield,
B1 industrial S'pore
+3.8%
Industrial price
index YoY, Q2 2026
Step 01: The Asset Class

Why industrial property?

Industrial units occupy a structural advantage in Singapore's property market. No stamp duty penalties, no foreign ownership restrictions, and yields that consistently outpace residential, all in the same legal framework.

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No ABSD. Ever.
Singaporeans buying a second home pay 20% ABSD. Foreigners pay 60%. Industrial units are exempt, making this the most tax-efficient way to expand a Singapore property portfolio.
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Yield gap vs residential
B1 Industrial
~5%
Private condo
~2.3%
Shophouse
~2.8%
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Open to foreigners
Unlike residential, most B1 industrial units carry no foreign ownership restrictions. PR, EP holders, and foreign companies can all buy without special approvals.
Step 02: Location

Why Yishun Industrial Street 1?

This 600m stretch in District 27 hosts four B1 bizhub buildings, the densest concentration of strata-titled light industrial space in Singapore's north. Established sub-market with active agent coverage and consistent transaction volume year-round.

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Three MRT Lines
Yishun (NS13), Canberra (NS12), and Khatib (NS14) all within reach. North-South Line connects directly to Orchard, City Hall, and Jurong East, covering the widest tenant demand pool.
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Expressway Access
SLE, CTE, and BKE all accessible within minutes. Logistics tenants, who drive industrial rental demand, consistently prioritise expressway proximity above almost any other factor.
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Northern Transformation
Northpoint City expansion, HDB estate rejuvenation, and the ongoing North Coast corridor development are all lifting the residential catchment around Yishun, increasing the pool of workers who live near their workplace.
Step 03: Competing Buildings

How does A'POSH compare?

Four B1 buildings sit on Yishun Industrial Street 1. Here's what the URA transaction data and building specs actually show.

Building A'POSH BIZHUB
1 Yishun Ind St 1
North Spring
5 to 11 Yishun Ind St 1
North Point
2 Yishun Ind St 1
North View
6 Yishun Ind St 1
Tenure 60yr / 2010 60yr / 2011 60yr / 2012 30yr / 2012⚠ short
Est. remaining ~44 yrs ~45 yrs ~46 yrs ~16 yrs
Total units 219 454 ~150 ~150
URA PSF (last 12 months to Aug 2026) S$640 to 716highest S$487 to 617 S$336 to 571 S$261 to 295
Asking PSF (listed) S$694 to 778 S$268 to 1,819* S$370 to 585 β€”
Rent range S$620 to 5,400/mo β€” S$4,200 to 6,700/mo β€”
Floor loading 7.5 kN/sqm up to 20 kN/sqm β€” β€”
Cargo lifts 6 β€” β€” β€”
Container access 40-ft (loading bay) 40-ft (ramp-up) 20-ft β€”
Completed 2012 2013 2012 2015

* North Spring's wide asking PSF range reflects different unit types and sizes within the same development. URA transacted PSF data from EdgeProp, last updated 2025 to 2026. North View's low PSF reflects its 30-year lease with ~16 years remaining, financing will be difficult for buyers.

Step 04: Price History

What A'POSH units have actually sold for

Every caveat lodged on this building since launch, grouped by year. 339 transactions in all. Launch pricing in 2011 averaged S$345 psf. So far in 2026 the average is S$685 psf, so a unit here has close to doubled in 15 years.

Year Deals Lowest PSF Average PSF Highest PSF
2011launch 136 S$245 S$345 S$548
2012TOP 44 S$330 S$404 S$498
2013 37 S$393 S$445 S$529
2014 10 S$419 S$480 S$531
2015 6 S$415 S$468 S$488
2016 6 S$416 S$449 S$488
2017 10 S$405 S$465 S$630
2018 12 S$400 S$428 S$477
2019 8 S$406 S$441 S$512
2020 14 S$411 S$446 S$523
2021 11 S$390 S$466 S$521
2022 14 S$426 S$542 S$583
2023 9 S$525 S$598 S$652
2024 6 S$578 S$640 S$699
2025 10 S$632 S$656 S$690
2026latest 6 S$654 S$685 S$716

2011 and 2012 carry 152 developer new-sale units between them, which is why those two years sit low and spread wide. From 2013 onward every deal is a resale between owners, apart from four subsales in 2013. A year with few deals moves a lot on a single transaction, so read the deal count alongside the average. Figures are URA caveat data for A'POSH BIZHUB only, retrieved 12 August 2026. Caveat lodgement is voluntary, so a unit sold without a caveat does not appear here.

Step 05: Run the Numbers

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Adjust purchase price and expected monthly rent. The calculator shows gross yield, annual income, and estimated monthly mortgage at current rates.

Presets:
Purchase Price
S$800,000
S$700KS$2.1M
Monthly Rent (expected)
S$3,000 / mo
S$1,000S$5,000
4.50%
Gross Yield
S$36,000
Annual Rental Income
S$4,610
Est. Monthly Mortgage*
* Mortgage estimate assumes 80% LTV, 3.5% p.a. over 20 years, and subject to bank approval. Gross yield only, does not include stamp duty, legal fees, property tax (~10% AV), maintenance (~S$200 to 400/mo), or vacancy periods. This is not financial advice. Consult a licensed financial advisor and your bank before making any investment decision.
Step 06: Know the Risks

What to consider before buying

Transparency here is not a liability, it's due diligence. These are the three factors every informed buyer should understand upfront.

⏳ Lease decay, ~44 years remaining
A'POSH BIZHUB sits on a 60-year lease from 2010, leaving approximately 44 years as of 2026. Banks progressively tighten LTV ratios as remaining lease approaches 40 years. Buyers should discuss financing terms early and factor this into their exit horizon. This is not unusual for Yishun B1 buildings, all four on this street face the same profile.
πŸ“‹ Industrial SSD applies
Unlike some commercial property, Seller's Stamp Duty applies to B1/B2 industrial factory units. If you sell within 1 year: 15% SSD. Within 2 years: 10%. Within 3 years: 5%. After 3 years: 0%. This building is best suited to a holding period of 3+ years or long-term ownership, not short-term flipping.
πŸ“Š Macro headwinds in 2026
MTI forecasts Singapore GDP growth of 1% to 3% in 2026 amid US tariff uncertainty. Industrial rents are growing moderately rather than sharply: JTC's rental index rose 2.1% year-on-year in Q2 2026. Occupancy across industrial space is stable at 89.1% as at Q2 2026. A reasonable assumption for new buyers is steady income with modest capital appreciation, not rapid upside.

Data: URA via EdgeProp Β· CommercialGuru Β· Cushman & Wakefield Β· Savills Singapore Β· Vestige Realty Β· JTC. Listings updated March 2026. Transacted PSF covers the 12 months to August 2026. Not financial advice.