Buy, sell or rent industrial property in Singapore
Covering factories, warehouses and industrial units, with each option checked against JTC's published use, tenure and subletting rules before you commit.
Salesperson: Benjamin Ang Bin Xiang · CEA Registration Number R068949I · Tel +65 8857 3901 · Huttons Asia Pte Ltd · CEA Licence Number L3008899K
Estate agency services on this page are provided by Huttons Asia Pte Ltd (CEA Licence Number L3008899K). Omni Industrial Pte Ltd is not a licensed estate agent and does not carry out estate agency work.
What do you need?
Every requirement is a set of constraints: power, floor loading, height, location and lease. Your salesperson acts for one party in each sale, purchase or lease.
Buy
For owner-occupiers and investors. A shortlist that fits your operation, each unit checked against JTC's use, tenure and transfer rules, then taken from offer to completion.
Sell
For owners. Your property put in front of buyers, each buyer checked against JTC's rules before terms are agreed, and the sale taken through to completion.
Rent
For tenants: units that fit your power, loading and height needs, and JTC's rules on use.
For landlords: tenants whose use JTC allows, with the lease taken through to signing.
Checked against JTC's rules first
Transaction and JTC advice, coordinated
Where a JTC approval is involved, Omni's consultancy prepares the application under its own agreement, so lease conditions that could affect a deal come to light early.
Every shortlist pre-screened
Each option is checked against JTC's published use, tenure and subletting rules, so you do not chase space you cannot occupy.
Early warning
If a site looks unlikely to meet JTC's requirements for your operation, you hear it before you commit.
Industrial isn't one thing.
Transactions across the range of industrial space.
The use has to work before the deal does.
Across Singapore's industrial estates.
Tuas, Jurong, Sungei Kadut, Kranji, Woodlands, Loyang and the estates in between — where industry actually sits.
How a search runs: brief, shortlist, complete
A search is only as good as the read behind it.
Brief
You describe the operation; it is translated into the specifications that matter.
Shortlist
Options that fit the constraints, with any that only appear to fit flagged.
Complete
Terms agreed and the transaction taken through to completion under a Huttons estate agency agreement.
How the JTC work and the transaction fit together
If you need both a JTC approval and a property transaction, you sign two separate agreements: a consultancy agreement with Omni Industrial Pte Ltd for the JTC work, and an estate agency agreement with Huttons Asia Pte Ltd for the transaction. Any commission for the transaction is payable to Huttons Asia Pte Ltd.
JTC work
Omni Industrial Pte Ltd
Consultancy agreement
Sale, purchase or lease
Huttons Asia Pte Ltd
Estate agency agreement; any commission is payable to Huttons Asia Pte Ltd
Before you buy, sell or rent.
Who can help me buy, sell or rent industrial property in Singapore?
Benjamin Ang Bin Xiang (CEA Registration Number R068949I), a salesperson with Huttons Asia Pte Ltd (CEA Licence Number L3008899K), acts for buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants of factories, warehouses and industrial units in Singapore, and checks each option against JTC’s published use, tenure and subletting rules before you commit. Call or WhatsApp +65 8857 3901.
Is Omni Industrial an estate agent?
No. Omni Industrial Pte Ltd is a consultancy for JTC land-lease matters and is not a licensed estate agent. Property transactions are handled by Huttons Asia Pte Ltd (CEA Licence Number L3008899K) through its registered salesperson, whose particulars are on this page.
Do I need JTC’s approval to buy a JTC factory?
Yes. Buying means taking an assignment of the seller’s lease, which needs JTC’s prior consent. The seller applies as the current lessee, with your business plan, which JTC assesses on value-add to the economy and good jobs. See the guide to buying a JTC factory.
How long does JTC take to approve a transfer?
From 1 May 2026, JTC processes qualifying applications within 1 month of a full application: sites of up to 1.5 hectares, outside the prohibition period, with no more than 15 years left, a use that supports manufacturing and enough infrastructure capacity. Dormitory, self-storage and substantial redevelopment cases are excluded. Others may take up to 2 months.
Can I rent out part of my JTC factory?
If you are a JTC land lessee, you can apply. JTC may approve subletting of short-term surplus space, up to 30% of the overall GFA, to an unrelated business, for up to three years or until the lease ends if sooner. The subtenant’s use must follow JTC’s usage guidelines and URA’s 60:40 rule. If you rent your unit from JTC, you may sublet only to a related business, and still need JTC’s approval. See Subletting and anchor tenants.
Can industrial space be used as an office?
Only as ancillary space, and with JTC’s approval first. Under URA’s 60:40 rule, ancillary uses such as offices are capped at 40% of the premises, so at least 60% must stay in industrial use, and JTC does not permit subletting for office use only.