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TE19 - Shenton Way / DT17 - Downtown / NS26/EW14 - Raffles Place
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DT18 - Telok Ayer / NS26/EW14 - Raffles Place
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Suntec Office Towers
CC4/DT15 - Promenade / NS25/EW13 - City Hall / CC3 - Esplanade
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Verve Offices - The Arcade
NS26/EW14 - Raffles Place
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2026/09/16
Singapore Office Market Report Q3 2026: Rental Trends, Supply & Outlook
Singapore's office rental market remained tight in Q3 2026, particularly for prime office space in the Core CBD. Based on Office Navi Singapore's comparison of 160 office buildings included in both our June and September 2026 PSF Guides, average asking rents increased by approximately 1.6% islandwide over the period. However, rental movements varied significantly by location. Tanjong Pagar and Anson Road recorded the strongest increase at 3.1%, followed by Raffles Place and Marina Bay at 2.7%, while some decentralised areas experienced little growth or declining asking rents. This suggests that the gap between prime CBD offices and some older or more decentralised buildings is continuing to widen. In this Q3 2026 Singapore Office Market Report, we look at the latest office rental trends, supply and vacancy conditions, tenant demand, and the outlook for the rest of 2026 and 2027.

2026/09/14
Singapore Office Supply Report – September 2026: Past, Present & Future Supply
Singapore’s office market is entering an interesting phase. While overall office vacancy remains relatively high, the availability of high-quality Grade A office space in Singapore’s Core CBD is much tighter. At the same time, the pipeline of new office developments is expected to remain relatively limited through 2026 and 2027 before increasing again in 2028. So, is Singapore actually running out of office space? Not exactly. The bigger issue is the availability of quality office space in the locations and buildings that occupiers increasingly prefer. In this report, we look at how Singapore’s office supply has changed since 2024, the current market situation in 2026, and what businesses should expect from the future office pipeline.

2026/09/09
Serviced Offices in Marina Bay Singapore (2026): A Complete Guide
Marina Bay has established itself as one of Singapore's premier business districts, attracting multinational corporations, financial institutions, technology companies, and regional headquarters from around the world. Home to some of Singapore's most prestigious Grade A office buildings, Marina Bay offers businesses a wide selection of premium serviced offices with excellent transport connectivity, modern facilities, and a prestigious corporate address. Whether you're a startup looking for a flexible private office or an established company planning a regional headquarters, this guide explores the serviced office providers in Marina Bay, typical rental rates, and the factors to consider when choosing the right workspace.

2026/09/04
Office Tenant Guide Singapore (2026): Complete Guide to Renting an Conventional Office
Renting an office in Singapore involves much more than finding an available unit and agreeing on the monthly rent. Businesses need to determine how much office space they require, understand the leasing process, allow sufficient time for the move, budget for fit-out and other costs, and review the commercial terms of the lease carefully. For a conventional office move, businesses should generally begin planning well in advance. Depending on the size and complexity of the requirement, the overall process from initial planning to moving into the new office can take approximately 7 to 12 months.

2026/08/18
How Much Office Space Do You Need in Singapore? Office Size Guide by Team Size
Choosing the right office size involves much more than multiplying your headcount by a standard figure. The amount of space your business needs will also depend on your working style, office layout, meeting room requirements, private offices, storage, shared facilities and future growth plans. For example, two companies with the same number of employees may require very different office sizes. A business with an open-plan layout and few enclosed rooms may need significantly less space than one with executive offices, meeting rooms, collaboration areas, a pantry and dedicated storage. Before calculating your space requirements, it is also worth considering whether a conventional office or a serviced office is the better fit for your business. Conventional offices provide greater freedom to customise the layout and company branding, while serviced offices offer fully furnished, move-in-ready workspaces with shared facilities and more flexible lease terms. This guide explains how to estimate your office space requirements in Singapore, provides typical size ranges for different team sizes and office facilities, and helps you consider whether a serviced office or conventional office is more suitable for your business.

2026/08/13
How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Conventional Office in Singapore? (2026 Guide)
Renting a conventional office in Singapore involves more than simply paying the monthly rent. Unlike a serviced office, where furniture, internet, utilities and many day-to-day operating costs are typically bundled into one monthly fee, tenants leasing a conventional office need to budget for several additional costs. These can include GST, stamp duty, legal fees, security deposits, advance rental, insurance, parking, office fit-out and eventual reinstatement costs. Some of these expenses are one-time upfront costs, while others continue throughout the lease.
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