SINGAPORE | Thu May 3, 2012 5:36am EDT
SINGAPORE May 3 (Reuters) - CapitaMall Trust (CMT) , Singapore's biggest real estate investment trust by assets, said on Thursday it will make a one-time gain of S$83.8 million ($67.54 million) from the sale of one of its properties in the city-state.
The property, called Hougang Plaza, will be sold to Oxley Bloom Pte Ltd for S$119.1 million or more than three times the mall's S$34 million valuation, said CMT, whose manager is a unit of Southeast Asia's biggest developer CapitaLand Ltd.
"CMT will realise a net gain of approximately S$83.8 million from the sale of Hougang Plaza after taking into account the divestment fee and other divestment related expenses," it added.
CMT is listed in both Singapore and Hong Kong. ($1 = 1.2407 Singapore dollars) (Reporting by Kevin Lim)
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