Who owns JEM Singapore?
Who owns JEM Singapore?
LendleaseJem / OwnerLendlease Group is an Australian multinational construction, property, investment and infrastructure company headquartered in Barangaroo, New South Wales, Australia. Wikipedia
When was Jem built?
June 15, 2013Jem / Opened
How big is Jem mall?
580,000 square feet
Jem® is Singapore’s third largest suburban mall housing 220 units over 580,000 square feet of retail space across six levels.
Is Jem playground open?
The revamped Jem Play Playground is now open.
Is Jem under Lendlease?
Jem is one of Lendlease’s largest investments globally. It is located in the expanding western Singapore district. Lendlease has partnered with numerous government departments in pioneering productivity and sustainability initiatives not previously delivered in Singapore.
Does JEM belong to CapitaLand?
Jewel Changi Airport is a world-class multi-dimensional lifestyle destination in Singapore. Jointly developed by Changi Airport Group and CapitaLand, Jewel is located at the gateway of Changi Airport.
Who built Jem?
SAA Architects, the designers behind the third largest suburban mixed use development comprising mall and office tower, recognises that the sheer size of the 19,124 square metres development can have an enormous urban impact on the surrounding community.
Is Jem part of CapitaLand?
Is Lendlease REIT good?
Post acquisition, almost 60% of the REIT will be Jem Retail/Office, 28% is 313@Somerset, and 12% the Italian Sky Complex. So effectively, 88% of Lendlease REIT is relatively high quality Singapore retail/office space. This effectively becomes a predominantly Singapore retail play after the acquisition.
What does JEM stand for?
JEM
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| JEM | Journal of Educational Measurement (education) |
| JEM | Journal of Environmental Management |
| JEM | Journal of Electronics Manufacturing (World Scientific Publishing Co.) |
| JEM | Joint Effects Model |
Is Lendlease good investment?
Today the Lendlease share price is $12.165, which is in the middle of its 52-week range of 10.73-14.89. This is still down around 60% since its peak in 2019. It’s down 5.95% this year. In comparison, the broader market is up 27.56% this year and has fully recovered from the recession pushing it to new heights.
