PROPERTIES
Our Properties

SHHK Building

In 1955, Mr Tan Lark Sye and Mr Lee Kong Chian donated $200,000 each, to start the construction of Hokkien Huay Kuan Building. Other than being used as the Secretariat of Hokkien Huay Kuan, the building also housed the two affiliated schools, Ai Tong School and Chongfu School.

In the eighties, Ai Tong School and Chongfu School moved to Bishan and Yishun respectively. The SHHK Arts & Cultural Troupe was established in 1986 and the building was used as the centre for their activities.

The Arts & Cultural Troupe moved out in 1997 due to an increase in enrolment. SHHK decided to redevelop the building into an 8-storey commercial building. The work was completed in 2003. Part of the office space on the 8th storey has been retained for use as the Secretariat of SHHK and the rest of the building is for lease.

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128 Telok Ayer 3-Storey Shop House

The 3-storey shop house has undergone numerous restorations and is now leased out.

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Scenic Heights Condominium Project

In 2003, SHHK commenced development of Scenic Heights, a 19-storey condominium project in Balestier Road. The work was completed in early 2005 and the project was launched in March 2005. The project was fully sold in early 2007.

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Yunnan Realty Development Project

In 1989, SHHK started the landed housing development of Yunnan Gardens. It was developed in 4 phases, with a total of 306 units of terrace houses, bungalows and semi-detached houses. The project was completed and all units were sold in 2002. The revenue is being used to support SHHK's educational and charitable activities.

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Chong Wen Ge

Chong Wen Ge was built by Mr Tan Kim Seng in 1849. Situated on the right side of Thian Hock Keng Temple, it was the first education institution set up by the Chinese community in Singapore.

Chong Hock Girls' School was housed in Chong Wen Ge when it first started. In 1973, Chong Wen Ge was gazetted as a national monument. Chong Hock Girls' School was renamed Chongfu Primary School in 1981 and it was relocated to Yishun in 1985. In 2001, SHHK spent more than a million dollars for the restoration of Chong Wen Ge. The restoration work was completed in 2003 and it has since been leased out.

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