B2 Industrial Units For Lease (Business Two) Singapore

B2 Industrial For Rent Singapore, Business Two

B2 INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

B2 industrial properties are meant for heavier industrial purposes.  Generally, they are away from urban and residential areas.  There are also specific restrictions and subjected to specific usage.

This class type of property is allowed to have a nuisance buffer of 100 meters, as imposed by the authorities. At the same time, it should also be within that area's prescribed health and safety buffer.

URA through their Masterplan depict whether the industrial building is B1 or B2 and these can be found at URA Spaces.

B2 INDUSTRIAL UNITS FOR RENT

Central Region
City Fringe

Farrer Park - Aljunied - Sims Avenue - Pasir Panjang - West Coast - Clementi -Balestier - Toa Payoh - Serangoon - Boon Keng - Thomson - Macpherson - Braddell - Potong Pasir - Downtown

East Region

Geylang - Eunos - Paya Lebar - Katong - Joo Chiat - East Coast - Bedok - Upper East Coast - Changi - Loyang - Tampines - Pasir Ris

West Region

Jurong - Boon Lay - Bukit Panjang - Choa Chu Kang - Pionee - Clementi - Bukit Batok - Tuas

North Region

Serangoon Garden - Hougang - Sengkang - Punggol -  Bishan - Ang Mo Kio - Yio Chu Kang - Seletar - Sembawang - Gambas - Yishun - Woodlands - Admiralty - Upper Thomson - Springleaf - Lentor - Yishun - Sembawang

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B1 INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

B1 industrial properties are for those industries that are consider light or clean. Some examples are below. Essentially, the National Environment Agency (NEA) requires such industries to have at least a 50 metres nuisance buffer between residential homes / old age homes / live-in facilities and their industrial units. Clean industries at 0 metre buffer whereas it is 50 metres buffer for light industries.

URA Space is the source on whether an industrial building is B1 or B2.

B1 INDUSTRIAL ALLOWABLE USAGE

60% of all industrial units in Singapore have to be allocated to production and 40% for ancillary use.
Some examples from URA that are suitable for B1 usage are:

MINIMUM USAGE OF 60%, ALLOWABLE USES:

  • Manufacturing (Light Industries)
  • Printing/Publishing
  • Food Industry (Only for Packing)
  • E-Business
  • Core Media
  • Industrial Training

MAXIMUM USAGE OF 40%, ANCILLARY USES:

  • Ancillary Office
  • Showroom
  • Meeting Room
  • Childcare Centre
  • Industrial Canteen
  • Ancillary Display Area

Reference:  URA Business 1 (Industrial)

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Industrial Property in Singapore

Industrial land is primarily safeguarded for industrial activities such as on-site manufacturing of goods, assembly and repair workshops, as well as warehouse and storage facilities. The URA zones land to support industrial activities to ensure that limited industrial land is kept affordable for industries. Independent offices and shops are not considered industrial use and are not allowed within industrial developments. These activities should be carried out on land zoned for commercial use.

URA Requirements

To ensure that limited industrial land is used mainly for industrial uses, the URA requires at least 60% of the total floor area of an industrial development to be used for core industrial activities. However, URA recognises that certain non-industrial activities, such as ancillary offices1, staff canteens and showrooms are needed to support the predominant industrial uses. Hence, such supporting non-industrial uses, together with other ancillary areas (e.g. lift lobbies and circulation spaces) are allowed to occupy up to 40% of the total floor area of industrial development. 

Trend

It is a known fact that the manufacturing segment of Singapore is evolving, driven by key segments such as e-commerce, logistics and semiconductors with gadgets getting smarter.  The use of most industrial spaces will changed accordingly. The Government will continue to monitor the industrial property market closely to ensure that the diverse needs of industrialists are met.  Appropriate measures will also be introduced where necessary to promote a stable and sustainable industrial property market.

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