If you’ve ever taken Nicoll Highway or East Coast Parkway (ECP) to drive into the city, there’s a good chance that the distinct architecture of The Concourse and Concourse Skyline along Beach Road has caught your eye. The distinctive octagonal-shape of The Concourse has been an architectural landmark along that stretch of Singapore’s ‘Golden Mile’ for over 30 years. Its post-modern architecture was designed by American architect Paul Rudolph. Part of a mixed-use development, The Concourse is the 41-storey office tower and it is surrounded by the residential Concourse Skyline, which consists of two high-rise residential towers and a low-rise block. Developed by Hong Fok Corporation, most of the residential units have been sold over the decades, but a handful of units across all three residential blocks have remained with the developer within its local investment portfolio. However, Hong Fok is finally letting go of all the remaining residential units it has held so far....