Office Space Singapore

Malacca Street, Raffles Place, Singapore This spacious business centre has a variety of high quality office space available to let, all of which is serviced and furnished. Fantastic on site facilities include meeting rooms with video conferencing equipment, a staffed reception area, lounge ... more ...

Collyer Quay, Raffles Place, Singapore This stunning business centre boasts a contemporary, glazed exterior and is sure to impress clients and tenants. The property houses a large range of office space which can be let on flexible, cost effective terms and all of which is furnished. The c... more ...

Collyer Quay, Raffles Place, Singapore A range of attractive office suites are available within this impressive property, boasting spectacular views and an excellent corporate image, ideal for any company seeking an all-inclusive solution to their business needs. Facilities provided here ... more ...

Church Street, Raffles Place, Singapore This impressive, recently built property has office space available, with many significant global businesses already based here. With a total of 300k sq. ft. over 30 storeys, this building benefits from comprehensive facilities including meeting room... more ...

Maxwell Road, Singapore An economical solution for small sized businesses, this business centre offers serviced office space including free broadband and the use of the meeting room. more ...

Singapore CBD (Central Business District) contains the principle financial and commercial districts in Singapore including; Downtown Core, Marina East, Marina South, Newton, Orchard, River Valley, Singapore River and Straits View. There are numerous skyscrapers in the CBD. Skyscrapers in the city include the relatively new building including; UOB building and the Sail at Marina Bay, as well as the older Swiss�tel The Stamford, which once held the title as the world's tallest hotel.

The majority of Singapore's tallest buildings are to be found in the CBD. Many commercial buildings reflect the cultural Chinese heritage of Singapore. The UOB Plaza makes uses traditional Chinese symbol of the octagon in its design, this is believed to bring about good Feng Shui according to traditional Chinese geomancy. Around the city center, the types of buildings change dramatically. The Raffles Place area has been changed from a low lying shop house region to an area that is exclusive to skyscrapers, the density of offices space in Singapore is probably the highest here.

SBS Transit and SMRT also offer bus services from the various parts of Singapore to the CBD via direct bus services. A new scheme of premium bus services running during the peak hours provides quick connections to downtown. The central area of Singapore is to undergo significant changes in the next few years. This expansion includes the development of industrial buildings, as well as road development and other major infrastructural projects including the expansion of the Mass Rapid Transit system's Circle Line, to be completed in 2012.

There are also recreational facilities planned for development in the central area. These include the Gardens at the Bay, the Sports Hub, and the Fullerton Heritage. These will have significant impact on the recreational and sporting amenities in Singapore. Additionally, the largest project in the area is the Marina Bay Sands Resort situated along the waterfront of Marina Bay.