For almost seven decades, a whitewashed cluster of buildings has sat quietly atop a hill at Pasir Panjang. Over the years, it has evolved into an enclave for the Norwegian community in Singapore to gather and celebrate. Travelling uphill along Pasir Panjang Road, it is easy to miss this slice of property. But beyond the gates of this property is the closest thing in the tropics to a Norwegian village – complete with its own chapel, library, commercial kitchen, student accommodation, swimming pool, and even a road named after Norway’s King Harald V. However, this unique freehold property may be entering its final chapter. The Norwegian Seamen’s Mission at 300/300A Pasir Panjang Road has been put up for sale at a guide price of $70 million. The price for the 48,774 sq ft plot works out to $1,571 psf per plot ratio (ppr), after factoring in the land betterment charge. JLL is the sole marketing agent for the sale of this property....