Kuala Lumpur

Johor Bahru

Penang

Bangsar is one of Kuala Lumpur&#39;s hotspots for expat and international lifestyle, brimming with entertainment and nightlife. The vibrant area is known for its top shopping and restaurants, an affluent demographic and good proximity to Kuala Lumpur City Centre. The wonderful selection of office spaces suit the cosmopolitan residents down to the ground – beautiful and well-equipped, they offer a modern and affordable way into the Kuala Lumpur office market.

Bangsar

The business hub of KL Sentral centres around Malaysia&#39;s largest transport hub of the same name. A designated Multimedia Supercorridor (MSC) locations, it&#39;s an area designed to support businesses and power Malaysia&#39;s economy to new heights with tax breaks, high speed internet and other business-boosting amenities. As the largest commercial development in Kuala Lumpur, KL Sentral is a key financial and business hub and more than half of the land area is dedicated to offices. Large multinational tenants intermingle with young innovative businesses in this vibrant business area and a number of global office providers have set up shop to offer more affordable office space for Malaysian businesses.

KL Sentral

The beating heart of KL, Kuala Lumpur City Centre is home to many of the largest companies in Malaysia. Designed as a city within a city, it is a 100-acre development with every modern day convenience and entertainment imaginable. There are several shopping malls and international hotels, the KLCC park, a mosque, the tallest twin towers in the world – and there are heaps of world-class shared offices and coworking spaces in Kuala Lumpur.

Construction of KLCC began in 1988 and it has since grown into one of the world’s most well-established commercial and business hubs. Good wage growth, improved labor conditions, high public and private investment and strengthened overseas <a href="https://www.straitstimes.com/business/economy/kl-economy-up-58-on-robust-exports-domestic-demand" target="_blank">demand</a> for manufacturing are main contributors to the country’s <a href="http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/press-release/2017/12/14/malaysia-economic-growth" target="_blank">growing economy</a>. KLCC’s main industries are the financial and professional services sectors (making up approximately 80% of employment) and multinational corporations and banks occupy a large proportion of office space in Kuala Lumpur City Centre.

KLCC

Located directly south of Kuala Lumpur, Sri Petaling offers businesses excellent transport links to major areas and a more chilled lifestyle than the city centre. It&#39;s well linked to KLCC, Cyberjaya, KL Airport and the administrative capital of Putrajaya, which attracts a range of local, international and government focused businesses. Flexible office spaces in Sri Petaling vary from the corporate to the creative and offer an affordable and enjoyable place to work away from the hyper busy centre of Kuala Lumpur but close enough to those key city-based clients.

Sri Petaling

The huge Petaling Jaya region is home to some of Kuala Lumpur&#39;s best flexible office spaces and many multinational and local businesses of all sizes. PJ, as its known to locals, was originally established as a satellite town to Kuala Lumpur – KLCC is a convenient 15 minute drive away and the international airport is 30 minutes away. Business focuses around the commercial hub of Damansara while major attractions including international shopping malls, historic towns, theme parks and nightlife make sure there&#39;s plenty to do outside of office hours.

Petaling Jaya

Malaysia&#39;s second largest city has gone through an impressive transformation from a simple stop-off for those travelling between Malaysia and Singapore to a budding destination for business, travel and lifestyle. Entrepreneurship is flourishing in Johor Bahru which has attracted world class office operators to come and provide coworking and serviced office space for all manner of businesses and startups. With a friendly vibe, strong history and promising future, Johor Bahru is an ideal place to set up a business in Malaysia.

Famed for its white sand beaches, fishing villages and delectable food scene, Penang Island is a world famous holiday destination. Coworking spaces are filled with the laptops of digital nomads and serviced offices attract small and large businesses that seek a more relaxed pace of life than they&#39;ll find in Kuala Lumpur. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of George Town is at the heart of it all with historic sights and a range of excellent office space to suit all budgets.

George Town

The region of Jurong covers Jurong East, Jurong West, Boon Lay, Pioneer, Jurong Island in the Western Islands and the offshore islands of Palau Damar Laut and Pulau Samulun. Heavily industrialised in the 1960s in response to the general economic status of post-war Singapore, today’s Jurong is one of the most densely-populated industrial areas in the country. It is home to the Singapore Science Centre as well as attractions such as Jurong Bird Park, various shopping malls and Chinese and Japanese Gardens. Well-serviced by public transport, Jurong has several MRT stations and good road links.

Office space in Jurong is available in a variety of types and styles to suit every budget and business requirement. We have traditional commercial spaces like private and serviced offices as well as creative coworking offices and shared office space. We also have dedicated desks, hotdesking options and virtual offices, many of which come with the flexibility you might need as your business grows.

Jurong

Made up of the towns of <a href="https://www.google.com.au/maps/place/Serangoon/@1.3497133,103.8713808,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x31da17a154e8af3f:0xebd9eb7a0592dbf2!8m2!3d1.3497079!4d103.8735748?dcr=0" target="_blank">Serangoon</a>, Kovan, Hougang, Sengkang and Punggol, North East Singapore was originally a Chinese settlement. Today, Serangoon has become the region’s hub due to it being the easiest place to reach via two MRT lines and a large bus interchange, while Punggol is being developed into a large town with the Punggol Promenade and Waterway attracting tourists to some of the best nature experiences in Singapore.

North East Singapore has a commercial history with basic trade and agricultural activities in populous areas. Today, it’s a largely self-contained region with good business prospects and excellent housing, retail and recreational facilities. Businesses have a limited range of workspace options in this area including serviced offices and coworking hubs, mostly at far more affordable prices than the other regions of Singapore.

North East Singapore

As the world&#39;s No.1 site for listing and leasing commercial office space, Office Hub has a huge selection of coworking space, serviced offices and shared offices to browse. We’re on hand to help you find your ideal West Singapore office space.

<a href="https://www.google.com.au/maps?dcr=0&amp;q=west+singapore&amp;um=1&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=0ahUKEwi4xNHB3LXZAhVMk5QKHaDFAg0Q_AUICigB" target="_blank">West Singapore</a> is home to many of Singapore’s lesser-known gems, from secret beaches to significant war memorials, and there are a number of sizeable townships with strong commercial hubs. Jurong East is the regional centre and there are plans of developing the Jurong Lake District into a second CBD, while the centres of Bukit Panjang, Choa Chu Kang, Lim Chu Kang and Tengah offer great transport links to other parts of the country. The artificial Jurong Island is a petrochemical, petroleum and natural gas hub, providing huge employment for the people in the West of Singapore.

There is an abundance of West Singapore office space available for lease and Office Hub has been successfully placing businesses since 2014. Our bespoke service helps you narrow down your options, whether you’re looking for serviced offices, coworking space, private offices, hotdesking or a virtual office, and we’re on hand to arrange your tours, negotiate a great deal and help you land the perfect West Singapore office space at a great price.

West Singapore

The second largest of Singapore’s regions in both land area and population, North Singapore is an incredibly popular business area for its lovely residential estates, leafy parks, stylish shopping malls and abundance of family-friendly leisure activities. Admiralty Park houses the largest nature reserve within an urban park and Lower Seletar Reservoir Park is a beautiful place for walking, fishing, kayaking and any number of other activities. History-rich Sembawang is the gateway to Singapore’s WWII history, with the 1938 British naval base and a largely undiscovered underground network of bunkers and air-raid shelters. Mandai is known as the access point to Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Safari while Sungei Kadut is a largely industrial area. North Singapore is a varied and vibrant region of many different landscapes, offering businesses an exciting place from which to work.

Well-linked by MRT trains and buses, North Singapore offices come in all shapes and sizes to suit all budgets and requirements. Here at Office Hub, we want to help you find your ideal workspace in North Singapore — start your search today, and make use of our complimentary service if you need advice or help with shortlisting options, booking tours or negotiating a great deal.

North Singapore

The Orchard area is Singapore&#39;s most famous and vibrant shopping district. Built around the 2.2km stretch of Orchard Road, it&#39;s a haven of designer clothes, boutique stores and fast fashion. Some of the most famous malls on Orchard Road include ION Orchard Mall, 313@Somerset and Paragon Shopping Centre. There are great MRT and road links to the nearby Downtown Core while Changi International Airport is approximately 20km from the area. There are also many international hotels, fine restaurants and cool cafes. Orchard Road is the place to be for retail excitement and a fresh modern take on the city life of Singapore – many local and overseas businesses are setting up in this energetic area on the fringe of Singapore CBD.

Orchard Road

Tanjong Pagar is a charming and historic district on the southern side of Singapore’s Central Business District. Bordered to the north by Chinatown, Tanjong Pagar has a noticeable Chinese, Japanese and Korean influence. Traditional shophouses and local food stalls juxtapose modern restaurants and commercial towers. It is a foodie haven and busy nightlife spot as well as a thriving business area. With more affordable prices than most of Singapore in everything from office rent to food and drink, it is a popular destination for both tourists and locals. Tanjong Pagar is home to Singapore’s tallest building, the Tanjong Pagar Centre.

Tanjong Pagar

<a href="https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/Attraction_Review-g294265-d2139569-Reviews-Raffles_City-Singapore.html" target="_blank">Raffles Place</a> is Singapore&#39;s main financial district and a key Asian centre of business activity. Located south of the mouth of Singapore River, it is in the heart of the Downtown Core and home to many of Singapore&#39;s tallest buildings. First developed in 1823, Raffles Place has a rich colonial history and it was originally a thriving retail area. Development continued throughout the 20th century and, by the 1960s, retailers had moved away from Raffles Place. Major banks and financial institutions replaced them to make Raffles Place the new finance hub of Singapore. Raffles Place is now famed for its breathtaking skyscrapers which are some of the tallest in Singapore.   Raffles Place is a sought-after location for office space. Singapore was named <a href="https://sbr.com.sg/commercial-property/news/singapores-office-rents-amongst-worlds-most-expensive" target="_blank">one of the most expensive cities in the world to rent office space in 2018</a> and Raffles Place was a key contributor. It is <a href="http://www.colliers.com/-/media/files/apac/singapore/research-reports/tk-office-1q2018v2.pdf" target="_blank">the only area in Singapore with Premium Grade office space</a> and there is also a large proportion of A Grade offices. It fetches the <a href="http://www.colliers.com/-/media/files/apac/singapore/research-reports/tk-office-1q2018v2.pdf" target="_blank">highest rental rates</a> in the country for comparable building standards and in 2018 its prices are also rising the fastest.   However, you can come across more affordable office spaces in Raffles Place. Serviced offices in Raffles Place are the most common way businesses cut costs and remain in this strategic location.  These serviced offices provide both private offices and coworking space in Raffles Place for an option to suit every budget.An office space in Raffles Place gives your business a prestigious location and world-renowned address. You also get great transport links, attractions and entertainment options nearby for a wonderful work-life balance.

Raffles Place

Singapore CBD is the centre of all commercial, economic and financial activity in the island city-state. Built on the Singapore River, it consists of 11 planning areas including the Downtown Core, Orchard, Newton and Marina South. It is also an entertainment and retail hub with a sophisticated cosmopolitan vibe. 

Office space in Singapore CBD has some of the <a href="https://www.theinvestor.jll/news/singapore/office/singapores-office-market-rebound-full-swing/" target="_blank">lowest vacancy and highest rental rates</a> in the world. Price growth is strong again after 2015-16 experienced an oversaturation of newly developed office towers. Rents in Singapore are expected to keep rising from 2018 until 2021 due to its affordability in comparison to other Asian cities. It is <a href="https://www.theinvestor.jll/news/singapore/office/singapores-office-market-rebound-full-swing/" target="_blank">cheaper to rent office space in Singapore</a> than in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Seoul despite <a href="http://www.colliers.com/-/media/files/apac/singapore/research-reports/tk-office-1q2018v2.pdf" target="_blank">a large proportion of Premium and A Grade office buildings</a>. The majority are located in Raffles Place, Shenton Way, Tanjong Pagar, City Hall, Beach Road and Orchard Road. The country&#39;s diverse architecture means you can also find many affordable office spaces in Singapore CBD. Converted shophouses and black-and-white bungalows in locations such as Chinatown, Tanjong Pagar and Katong are creating a growing market of creative coworking spaces in Singapore.

Singapore CBD

Singapore’s Central region is one of the most exciting visitor destinations in Singapore and a fabulous place to live and work. From Asia’s most famous shopping street Orchard Road to the authentic Tandoori food and Hindu and Chinese temples in buzzing Little India; from Harbourfront, with its bustling eating, drinking and shopping scene, to the native tropical rainforest of Bukit Timah nature reserve; from the bohemian enclave of Holland Village to the world-famous sprawling street market in Bugis — every Central Singapore suburb is worth exploring and each will appeal to businesses and professionals for its own distinct character.

The Central region of Singapore offers a huge range of workspaces. Offices and coworking spaces of all shapes and sizes provide businesses with a range of office options to choose from. The region is extremely well serviced by both road and rail, with MRT stations in most localities.

Central Singapore

<a href="http://www.singapore-guide.com/area-guides/marina-bay/" target="_blank">Marina Bay</a> is an iconic 360-hectare waterfront development. Designed as an extension of Singapore CBD, it represents a luxurious modern lifestyle with fabulous entertainment, dining, offices and hotels. Construction began in 1970 and the transformation today is breath-taking: skyscrapers tower over the harbour and create stunning reflections in the water. The <a href="https://www.marinabaysands.com/" target="_blank">Marina Bay Sands Resort</a>, <a href="http://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/en.html" target="_blank">Gardens by the Bay</a>, Singapore Science Museum, <a href="http://www.singaporeflyer.com/" target="_blank">Singapore Flyer</a> and the Merlion Fountain are key attractions which draw visitors from all over. The area extends into Raffles Place, Clarke Quay and the Civic District for great convenience and access to some of the world&#39;s most powerful businesses – are they your future clients?

Marina Bay

The second most populous region in the country, East Singapore is dotted with beautiful buildings, interesting locations and amazing food, and the people here are renowned for being fiercely proud of their wonderful corner of Singapore. The 185-hectare East Coast Park is a serene spot for any outdoor activity as the perfect escape from city life, while the boardwalk in Changi Point is the place to see Singapore&#39;s stunning sunsets. Joo Chiat Road is a charming conservation area with pastel-hued, early 20th century colonial buildings and every Singaporean knows to head to East Coast Lagoon Food Village for local cuisine at great prices.

Entertainment aside, East Singapore is a prime location for business. Singapore itself has become a hub for tech companies and start-ups with the government offering significant subsidies and implementing strategies to establish local businesses as globally relevant companies. The Eastern region is a great place to do business and is well-linked to the CBD and elsewhere in Singapore via MRT trains and highways and the world-renowned Changi Airport is in East Singapore.

East Singapore

The Central East region of Singapore is a diverse mix of neighbourhoods each with its own character and appeal. There are fabulous places for foodies - Balestier Road is home to a great street market and <a href="https://www.timeout.com/singapore/things-to-do/guide-to-geylang" target="_blank">Geylang</a> is the red-light district with some of the best local food on the island, including Peranakan, Indian, Malay and regional Chinese cuisine. Eunos retains the charm of an old-world marketplace, alive with domestic bustle and busy coffee shops, and is in stark contrast to the modern Toa Payoh Shopping Mall. Paya Lebar is undergoing substantial development taking it from old-school to high-tech in a matter of years, while the traditional mining district of Patong Pasir is a quiet residential area with political significance.

The Central East Singapore suburbs of Balestier, Toa Payoh, Macpherson, Potong Pasir, Eunos, Geylang and Paya Lebaris come together to form a thriving commercial, industrial, retail and business hub. There is a wide number of workspaces available including private offices, coworking space, serviced offices and virtual offices and the region is well serviced by MRT trains and bus services. With the region experiencing fast development, many more businesses and corporations are expected to move to Central East Singapore office space in the imminent future.

Offices and coworking spaces in  Central East Singapore

Central East Singapore

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