Grand Hotel Group (GHG), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mainboard-listed Tuan Sing Holdings, has announced the launch of The Langley, its flagship asset in Perth, Western Australia, combining three assets offering accommodation, hospitality, office and retail space.
According to a Nov 27 announcement, the Langley is an amalgamation of three assets: the hotel and serviced apartments Residence on Langley Park, the commercial precinct 18 Terrace Road and retail hub Shoppe on Langley.
Together, the riverside development overlooks Langley Park and the Swan River. It is located about 1km from the Perth Central Business District, 1.5 km from the nearest train station, 12 km from Perth Domestic Airport, 17 km from Perth International Airport and 35 km from the Fremantle Overseas Passenger Terminal.
Residence on Langley Park, opened in September 2024, marked GHG’s debut in the Australian hospitality market. Previously operated as Hyatt Regency Perth, Tuan Sing terminated its management agreement with Hyatt Hotels on Aug 31, 2024.
Earlier this year, 51 rooms were converted into serviced apartments, and further upgrades are scheduled for early 2026, including new pickleball courts. With 367 rooms ranging from 33 to 132 sqm, Residence on Langley Park provides both short- and long-term stays.
Anchoring The Langley is the commercial precinct, 18 Terrace Road, which offers 14,800 sqm of office space across three levels. The multi-use development offers direct access to Residence on Langley Park and Shoppe on Langley Park.
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The latter is positioned as a retail and lifestyle hub, designed under a 23m-high translucent canopy.
William Liem, CEO of Tuan Sing Holdings, says The Langley is a “catalyst for Perth’s riverside lifestyle”. “By integrating premium accommodation, flexible commercial spaces and dynamic retail and leisure offerings in one destination, we are delivering a precinct that reflects modern city life and the evolving needs of residents, businesses and visitors alike. At the same time, The Langley enhances Perth’s appeal as a tourism destination, showcasing the city’s riverside lifestyle to both domestic and international travellers.”
As at 11am, shares in Tuan Sing are trading 0.5 cents lower, or 1.59% down, at 31 cents. Tuan Sing shares are up nearly 15% year to date.
