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T-Plus podium and car park enter market at $200m

The asset has a total gross area of 39,228 sq. ft.

The commercial podium and car park of T-Plus, valued at $200m, have hit the market.

CBRE, the asset's sole marketing agent, said the market value translates to a unit price below $3,000 per sq. ft., excluding the value of the car park and G/F shop.

The property for sale has a total gross area of 39,228 sq. ft., comprising the shopping arcade, the G/F shops, and the car park.

The car park can accommodate 47 cars and five motorcycles.

T-Plus is at No. 2 Tsing Min Path, Tuen Mun.

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