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A staple of Singapore’s secondhand furniture and vintage decor scene is preparing to pack up decades of history. Hock Siong & Co., the beloved family-run treasure trove, has officially announced that it will be relocating from its long-time home following the en bloc sale of the building it occupies.
In a heartfelt post shared to Facebook by Brillyn - affectionately known as the “Hock Siong gardener” - the family opened up about the bittersweet reality of leaving the space that has housed their business for nearly 36 years.
Over the decades, Hock Siong survived major setbacks - including a warehouse fire and the eventual closure of their Sungei Kadut location.
Through it all, the current address remained an anchor.
Reflecting on the move, Brillyn shared that the initial anguish has slowly given way to acceptance and renewed excitement for what lies ahead:
Over the coming months, the team plans to share stories, milestones, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of their ongoing search for a new space as they prepare for the next chapter of Hock Siong & Co.
Jun Jie Industrial Building En Bloc Sale
The home that housed Hock Siong & Co. for over three decades is the Jun Jie Industrial Building, located at 153 Kampong Ampat in District 13 (Tai Seng / MacPherson area).
- Property: 7-storey Light Industrial (B1) building
- Tenure: Freehold
- Land Area: Approximately 43,354 sq ft with a planning plot ratio of 2.5. (The existing gross floor area is approx. 114,969 sq ft, reflecting a plot ratio of ~2.65.)
- Location: Occupies a prominent corner plot at the intersection of Kampong Ampat and Upper Aljunied Link, offering high visibility and road frontage within the Tai Seng industrial zone.
In September 2026, Marketing agent Knight Frank Singapore officially launched Jun Jie Industrial Building for public tender via an en bloc sale with a guide price of S$105 million (translating to a land rate of approximately S$913 per square foot per plot ratio).
The public tender for the freehold site closed on October 23, 2026, marking the formal catalyst for the building’s redevelopment and the subsequent relocation of its long-term tenants.