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Grand Hyatt Melbourne checks in for retail revamp
November 2024 | The Australian
Melbourne may be awash with ambitious new hotel developments, but it has stagnant occupancies as a result. Nevertheless, Singapore’s Grand Hotel Group is forging ahead with plans for a major mixed-use redevelopment of its Grand Hyatt Hotel. The Tuan Sing-controlled Grand Hotel Group instructed Urbis Ltd to submit a town planning application to the City of Melbourne for a major mixed-use redevelopment of its 550-room Grand Hyatt Hotel fronting 121-131 Collins Street and 23- 25 George Parade – a hotel it at one stage had planned to demolish.

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Grand Hotel Group unveils plans for major redevelopment in Melbourne’s “Paris End”
November 2024 | Build Australia
Grand Hotel Group (GHG), a subsidiary of Tuan Sing Holdings Ltd, has announced plans for a significant mixed-use redevelopment project in Melbourne’s prestigious Collins Street precinct.
The company has instructed Urbis Ltd to submit a Town Planning Application to the City of Melbourne for the transformation of its properties at 121-131 Collins Street and 23-25 George Parade.
The ambitious project aims to revitalise the landmark location, which currently houses the 550-room Grand Hyatt hotel and various retail spaces.

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Redevelopment in the works for Grand Hyatt building in Melbourne
November 2024 | MICENET
The owners of the Grand Hyatt Melbourne have announced their intention to undertake a major mixed-use redevelopment of the building.
A planning application is to be submitted to the City of Melbourne by Urbis – also a key player in the development of Queen’s Wharf in Brisbane – on behalf of Grand Hotel Group, a subsidiary of Tuan Sing Holdings. Tuan Sing Holdings also owns what was the Hyatt Regency Perth, before the hotel was stripped of the brand at the end of August and now operates as Residence on Langley Park.

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Tuan Sing lodges plans for major mixed-use redevelopment at Grand Hyatt Melbourne
November 2024 | Hotel Management
Grand Hotel Group, a subsidiary of Tuan Sing Holdings, has lodged plans to redevelop 123 Collins Street – home of the 550-room Grand Hyatt Melbourne.
The town planning application proposes a major mixed-use redevelopment of its properties at 121-131 Collins Street and 23-25 George Parade, comprising “modern, luxury multi-level retail and enhanced hotel experience” and transformation of the property’s podium (from basement to rooftop) into a luxury retail and F&B precinct.

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Grand Hyatt Melbourne to be redeveloped by Tuan Sing
November 2024 | Hotel Conversation
Grand Hotel Group (“GHG”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tuan Sing Holdings Ltd, instructed Urbis Ltd to submit a Town Planning Application to the City of Melbourne for the 550-room Grand Hyatt hotel and various retail spaces announced William Liem, Chief Executive Officer of Tuan Sing.

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Tuan Sing Lodges Planning Application for Mixed-Use Redevelopment at 123 Collins Street
November 2024 | Australian Property Markets
Grand Hotel Group (“GHG”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tuan Sing Holdings Ltd, announced today it has instructed Urbis Ltd to submit a Town Planning Application to the City of Melbourne for a major mixed-use redevelopment of its properties at 121-131 Collins Street and 23-25 George Parade (“the Property”). The Property is home to the 550-room Grand Hyatt hotel and various retail spaces.

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Grand Hyatt redevelopment to deliver over 84k sqm in GFA
November 2024 | Australian Property Journal
Located at the corner of Collins Street and Russell Street, the tower houses the 550-room Grand Hyattalong with various retail spaces, will undergo a revitalisation of its podium from levels 4 to 9B.
“This transformative project aims to redefine the landmark location in Melbourne, infusing it with modern,luxury amenities while preserving its historic character,” Tuan Sing said in a statement to the Singapore Stock Exchange.

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Tuan Sing to redevelop Melbourne properties with Grand Hyatt hotel asset
November 2024 | The Business Times
TUAN Sing has submitted a town planning application for a major mixed-use development of its properties at 121 to 131 Collins Street, and 23 to 25 George Parade, in Melbourne, Australia.
This was done through Tuan Sing’s wholly owned subsidiary Grand Hotel Group (GHG), which instructed Hong Kong-based architect Urbis to submit the plan, announced the real estate group on Thursday (Nov 14).

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Tuan Sing to reconstruct mixed-use properties at Collins Street, Melbourne
November 2024 | The Edge
Singapore-listed property developer and investment firm Tuan Sing Holdings has announced plans to reconstruct its mixed-use properties at 121-131 Collins Street and 23-25 George Parade in Melbourne.
Grand Hotel Group (GHG), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tuan Sing, has instructed Hong Kong-based urban design firm Urbis Ltd to submit a Town Planning Application to the City of Melbourne for the proposed works.

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Former Hyatt Regency hotel to reopen as new luxury accommodation venue called Residence on Langley Park
August 2024 | The West Australian
The former Hyatt Regency in Perth will reopen as short and long-term luxury accommodation, with shops, eateries and public spaces from September, following the first stage of its major redevelopment.
While Hyatt Regency was always at the sleepier end of the Terrace, Grand Hotel Group, a subsidiary of Singapore’s Tuan Sing Holdings Limited, aims to inject new vibrancy into the precinct.
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New hospitality offering at old Hyatt Regency site
Aug 2024 | Have a Go News
The new venue aims to become a hub of activity for the Perth CBD, with a mixed of hospitality and retail offerings for guests and visitors alike. Residence on Langley Park represents the first stage of the site redevelopment work at 99 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
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Residence on Langley Park announces launch at former Hyatt Regency Perth Site
Aug 2024 | The Hotel Conversation
A new hospitality offering is set to launch in Perth, Western Australia, with Residence on Langley Park commencing business and welcoming guests on September 1, 2024. This will be the first Australian-based hospitality venture managed by Grand Hotel Group (“GHG”), a subsidiary of Tuan Sing Holdings. Operated by Residence on Langley Park Pty Ltd, the new offering will be a significant addition to the region’s hospitality scene.
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Former Hyatt Regency hotel to reopen as new luxury accommodation venue called Residence on Langley
Aug 2024 | PerthNow
The former Hyatt Regency in Perth will reopen as short and long-term luxury accommodation, with shops, eateries and public spaces from September, following the first stage of its major redevelopment. While Hyatt Regency was always at the sleepier end of the Terrace, Grand Hotel Group, a subsidiary of Singapore’s Tuan Sing Holdings Limited, aims to inject new vibrancy into the precinct.
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Tuan Sing Holdings readies to launch first Australian hospitality venture at former Hyatt Regency Perth
August 2024  | Hotel Managements
Operated by Residence on Langley Park Pty Ltd, the new hospitality offering will feature a lively retail precinct, hospitality offerings and public spaces and represents the first stage of the site redevelopment work at 99 Adelaide Terrace, with the entire project expected to take around 24 months.
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Tuan Sing Holdings to debut luxe hospitality venture in Perth
August 2024  | Luxury Australian Travel Trade News
Singapore’s Tuan Sing Holdings Limited today revealed its intention for its high-end hotel asset in Perth, currently trading as the Hyatt Regency Perth. The company pulled back the curtain on its “luxury hospitality venture” for the property – which will be known as the Residence on Langley Park.
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Tuan Sing launches Residence on Langley Park in Perth
Aug 2024 | The Edge Singapore
Grand Hotel Group, a subsidiary of Singapore-listed Tuan Sing Holdings Limited, is set to launch Residence on Langley Park – a luxury accommodation located in Perth, Australia – next month. The property marks the first hospitality venture managed by Grand Hotel Group in Australia, Tuan Sing states in an Aug 6 press release.
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Tuan Sing terminates Perth hotel management contract with Hyatt
JUL 2024 | Singapore Business Review
Singapore-based Tuan Sing Holdings has terminated the management contract for Hyatt Regency Perth with the hotel operator as it looks to rebrand the hotel. Tuan Sing on Monday said it entered into a deed of termination and release with Hyatt of Australia Ltd (Hyatt) and Hyatt Services Australia Pty Ltd (Hyatt Services), ending the management contract for Hyatt Regency Perth by 31 August. The termination will cost the firm around $2m.。
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Lianhe Zaobao – 中美最新經濟數據 助力海指微漲0.17%
JUL 2024 | Lianhe Zaobao (Chinese publication)
传慎控股（Tuan Sing Holdings）发布文告宣布，集团的的间接全资子公司HR Operations Pty于7月1日终止了对柏斯凯悦酒店（Hyatt Regency Perth）的酒店管理。终止酒店管理协议而产生的费用估计为200万元，这将使集团每股盈利从0.39分降至0.23分。传慎控股闭市跌4.35%至0.22元。
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Tuan Sing Holdings announces reposition and rebranding of Hyatt Regency Perth
JUL 2024 | The Hotel Conversation
Tuan Sing Holdings Limited, together with its subsidiaries, announced today that its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary, HR Operations Pty Ltd (“HRO”), has entered into a deed of termination and release with Hyatt of Australia Limited (“Hyatt”) and Hyatt Services Australia Pty Limited (“Hyatt Services”) for the management of Hyatt Regency in Perth, Western Australia. The property will be re-positioned and rebranded following the termination of the hotel management agreement.
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Hyatt Regency Perth to close next month as owner eyes new hospitality direction
JUL 2024 | Hotel Management
Tuan Sing Holdings announced on Monday that the existing management agreement with Hyatt Hotels will be terminated on August 31, 2024, at which point the property will cease to operate as a hotel. The hotel, located at 99 Adelaide Terrace, will be revamped and rebranded under a hospitality offering that is yet to be announced, marking the first step in a new long-term strategy to expand and enhance the Tuan Sing Holdings’ hospitality assets in the Asia Pacific region. A representative for Tuan Sing Holdings told HM the new offering “aims to deliver a product more suited to the local Perth market, seeking to enhance the use of the existing site”.
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Stocks to watch: Wilmar, Sembcorp, Keppel Infrastructure Trust, Del Monte, GSH, Tuan Sing
JUL 2024 | THE BUSINESS TIMES
The property player’s indirect wholly owned subsidiary has ended its agreements to manage Hyatt Regency in Perth, Western Australia, ahead of the property’s planned repositioning and branding.
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Tuan Sing terminates management agreements for Hyatt Regency Perth
JUL 2024| THE STRAITS TIMES
Tuan Sing will no longer manage Hyatt Regency in Perth, Australia, ahead of the property’s planned repositioning and branding. Its indirect wholly owned subsidiary, HR Operations, inked a deed of termination and release with Hyatt’s subsidiaries to end the property’s existing management agreements
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Tuan Sing terminates hotel management agreements for Hyatt Regency Perth Hotel
JUL 2024 | THE EDGE
Tuan Sing Holdings announced, on July 1, that it has terminated its hotel management agreements for Hyatt Regency Perth Hotel.
The company’s indirect wholly-owned subsidiary, HR Operations Pty Ltd entered into a deed of termination and release with Hyatt of Australia Limited and Hyatt Services Australia Pty Limited on the same day.
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Tuan Sing terminates management agreements for Hyatt Regency Perth
JUL 2024 | THE BUSINESS TIMES
TUAN Sing will no longer manage Hyatt Regency in Perth, Australia, ahead of the property’s planned repositioning and branding.
Its indirect wholly owned subsidiary, HR Operations, inked a deed of termination and release with Hyatt’s subsidiaries to end the property’s existing management agreements.
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