A serviced office in Singapore is a lockable, furnished office inside a building someone else runs, rented by the month instead of on a lease you sign with a landlord. Wezoo lists 37 buildings across the island with serviced office space, holding 753 individual offices between them, and the lowest listed monthly figure anywhere in that set is SGD 518.
For an overview of every option, see all private offices in Singapore.
This page is the national overview: which districts have buildings, what the monthly floors actually look like, how much room a team of a given size needs, who can rent one, and how a request works. Fourteen of the 37 buildings are described individually further down, with the office counts and size ranges the inventory reports for each.
Wezoo snapshot: Singapore serviced office
- 37 buildings with serviced office space, holding 753 individual offices
- Lowest listed monthly figure: SGD 518. Highest listed monthly figure: SGD 78,500
- Smallest listed office: 2 square metres. Largest: 447 square metres
- Capacity ceilings run from 1 person to 125
- Operators represented: Regus, WeWork, Spaces, Signature, No18, Open Office, HQ
What you get with serviced office in Singapore — and what you do not
Every unit in this list is an enclosed room with a door, held by one company, furnished and ready to use. The building is run by an operator, so the things that normally come with a lease (fitting out the space, wiring it, cleaning it, staffing a front desk) are the operator’s problem rather than yours. You agree a monthly figure for the room and a start date, and the rest of the floor is shared.
What is shared differs per building, and the inventory says so building by building rather than in one list. Across the 37 Singapore buildings, 23 report parking, 23 report catering, 22 report breakout space, 21 report a lounge, 15 report step-free access, 15 report sitting on the public transport network, 12 report phone booths, 12 report a staffed reception, 11 report a coffee and tea bar and 5 report bike storage. The per-building entries further down name what each one reports.
Two things a serviced office is not. It is not a desk in an open room: that is coworking, a different product with a different price. And it is not a lease. You get the room and the services around it for a monthly figure, not a tenancy you can fit out, sublet or hold for a decade. If what you want is a whole floor on your own terms through an agent, this is the wrong list.
Where serviced office is available in Singapore — the cities and how many buildings in each
Singapore is a single city-state, so there is no list of cities to work through: all 37 buildings carry the same city name in the inventory. What separates them is the district, and that is what matters for a commute. The area names used here are the planning and business-district names Singapore itself uses, mapped in the URA Master Plan, and every one of them sits on the MRT rail network.
| District | Buildings |
|---|---|
| Raffles Place, Collyer Quay and Battery Road | 8 |
| City Hall, Bugis and Beach Road | 8 |
| Robinson Road and Shenton Way | 4 |
| Marina Bay | 2 |
| Tanjong Pagar and Anson Road | 2 |
| Orchard | 2 |
| Novena and Balestier | 2 |
| Suntec and Marina Centre | 1 |
| Clarke Quay | 1 |
| Jalan Besar | 1 |
| HarbourFront | 1 |
| one-north | 1 |
| Paya Lebar | 1 |
| Changi | 1 |
| Tampines | 1 |
| Jurong East | 1 |
| Total | 37 |
Read that shape rather than the individual rows. Twenty-two of the 37 buildings sit in the central business district and the civic belt immediately north of it, which is where the serviced office market in Singapore has always concentrated. The remaining fifteen are spread thin: one or two buildings each in Orchard, Novena, one-north, Paya Lebar, Changi, Tampines and Jurong East. If your team lives in the east or the west, there is something near them, but there is rarely a choice of two.
What serviced office costs in Singapore
Every one of the 753 offices in the Singapore list carries a monthly starting figure in Singapore dollars, which is unusual: in most markets a good share of the inventory is priced on request. The lowest figure anywhere is SGD 518 a month, for a 4 square metre room for one person at One Fullerton. The highest is SGD 78,500 a month, for a 447 square metre floor with a ceiling of 125 people at 410 North Bridge Road.
Treat those numbers as floors, not quotes. The figure attached to an office is the lowest the operator publishes for it, and the contract length that figure assumes is not something the inventory reports. A twelve-month commitment and a three-month one are rarely the same price, so the number you are shown is the start of a conversation, not the end of one.
Across the fourteen buildings described below, the published floors range from SGD 535 a month at Clarke Quay to SGD 1,436 at Capitol Piazza. That spread has more to do with the smallest room each building happens to list than with the district: a building whose smallest unit is a single-desk room will always show a lower floor than one whose smallest unit holds two people.
How much space you need: team size, desks and floor area
The inventory gives two numbers per office: a capacity ceiling and a floor area. The ceiling is a maximum, so an office listed for six people will take a team of four; it will not take a team of eight. Use it that way round and the list narrows quickly.
Of the 753 offices in Singapore, 40 have a ceiling of exactly one person, 108 take two or fewer, 349 take three to six, 153 take seven to ten, 80 take eleven to twenty and 63 take more than twenty, of which 23 take fifty or more. The great majority of what exists here, in other words, is built for teams of three to six.
On area, the smallest office in the list is 2 square metres with a ceiling of one person, and the largest is 447 square metres with a ceiling of 125. Between those, the pattern you will see while browsing is roughly one small room in the four to seven square metre band per person of ceiling, though the inventory reports area per office rather than per desk and there is no published rule in Singapore we can point you at. If floor area per person matters to your decision, treat the listed area as the number to compare and ask the operator what the layout actually holds.
Who can rent serviced office — individuals, startups and established companies
Nothing in this inventory is restricted to registered companies. The 40 single-person offices exist precisely because sole traders, contractors and consultants take them, and a one-person request goes through the same way a fifty-person one does.
For a startup the appeal is the exit rather than the entry: a serviced office is the version of an office you can leave. For an established company the usual case is a project team, a new market or a department that has outgrown the head office before the head office can be expanded.
Who it is not for, honestly: anyone who needs the address itself rather than the room. If what you actually want is a business address for correspondence and company paperwork without a desk behind it, that is a different product, and Singapore has its own guide to it. See virtual office in Singapore for how that works and what it does and does not cover. Anyone who needs to fit out a space to their own specification, or hold it on their own terms for years, is also better served by a conventional lease through an agent.
Fourteen serviced office buildings in Singapore, described
These fourteen are a cross-section of the 37: every major district with supply, every operator with more than one building, and the full range from a single-desk room to a floor for a hundred people. The office counts, capacity ceilings and areas below are what the inventory reports for each building today.
1. Asia Square Tower 1 — Marina Bay
Asia Square Tower 1 sits at 8 Marina View, run by Signature. The inventory lists 59 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 76 people and floor areas from 4 to 255 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, climate control, parking and step-free access. Thirty-two of its 59 offices carry a dated availability, the earliest from 1 November 2026. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Asia Square Tower 1 page.
- Asia Square Tower 1 — Marina Bay · from SGD 815 a month · Request Asia Square Tower 1 on Wezoo →
2. MBFC Tower 3 — Marina Bay
MBFC Tower 3 sits at level 17, 12 Marina Boulevard, run by Regus. The inventory lists 34 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 23 people and floor areas from 4 to 60 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering and a lounge. Nothing here runs past 23 desks, so this is a floor for small and mid-sized teams rather than a regional headquarters. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the MBFC Tower 3 page.
- MBFC Tower 3 — Marina Bay · from SGD 628 a month · Request MBFC Tower 3 on Wezoo →
3. One Raffles Place Mall — Raffles Place
One Raffles Place Mall sits at 1 Raffles Place, run by Spaces. The inventory lists 39 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 52 people and floor areas from 5 to 154 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, a coffee and tea bar, parking and step-free access. The span from a 5 square metre room to a 154 square metre suite is the widest in the Raffles Place cluster. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the One Raffles Place Mall page.
- One Raffles Place Mall — Raffles Place · from SGD 625 a month · Request One Raffles Place Mall on Wezoo →
4. 9 Battery Road — Raffles Place
9 Battery Road sits at 9 Battery Road, run by WeWork. The inventory lists 5 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 3 to 50 people and floor areas from 7 to 129 square metres. The building reports a lounge, phone booths, a staffed reception and parking. Only five offices are listed and none of them carries a future availability date, which usually means what you see is what is open now. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the 9 Battery Road page.
- 9 Battery Road — Raffles Place · from SGD 770 a month · Request 9 Battery Road on Wezoo →
5. PLUS Building — Cecil Street
PLUS Building sits at 20 Cecil Street, run by Regus. The inventory lists 22 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 102 people and floor areas from 3 to 340 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering and a location on the public transport network. The 340 square metre unit for up to 102 people is the second largest single office in the whole Singapore list. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the PLUS Building page.
- PLUS Building — Cecil Street · from SGD 555 a month · Request PLUS Building on Wezoo →
6. 18 Robinson Road — Robinson Road
18 Robinson Road sits at 18 Robinson Road, level 15, run by Regus. The inventory lists 33 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 79 people and floor areas from 4 to 235 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, step-free access and a location on the public transport network. Twenty of its 33 offices carry a dated availability, so a team that can start in November or December has real choice here. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the 18 Robinson Road page.
- 18 Robinson Road — Robinson Road · from SGD 555 a month · Request 18 Robinson Road on Wezoo →
7. Guoco Tower — Tanjong Pagar
Guoco Tower sits at 1 Wallich Street, level 14, run by Regus. The inventory lists 31 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 25 people and floor areas from 4 to 67 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, a lounge, a restaurant, parking and step-free access. It sits above Tanjong Pagar, the southern end of the central business district, and it is one of only three buildings in the list with a restaurant on site. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Guoco Tower page.
- Guoco Tower — Tanjong Pagar · from SGD 815 a month · Request Guoco Tower on Wezoo →
8. Capitol Piazza — City Hall
Capitol Piazza sits at units #02-11 to #02-36, run by No18. The inventory lists 25 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 2 to 31 people and floor areas from 7 to 82 square metres. The building reports parking, step-free access and a location on the public transport network. This is the only building in the fourteen where the smallest office already starts at two people; there is no single-desk option. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Capitol Piazza page.
- Capitol Piazza — City Hall · from SGD 1,436 a month · Request Capitol Piazza on Wezoo →
9. Clarke Quay — Clarke Quay
Clarke Quay sits at Spaces Clarke Quay, run by Spaces. The inventory lists 37 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 29 people and floor areas from 3 to 77 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, parking and step-free access. At SGD 535 a month this carries the second lowest floor in the country list, and 18 of its 37 offices have a dated availability. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Clarke Quay page.
- Clarke Quay — Clarke Quay · from SGD 535 a month · Request Clarke Quay on Wezoo →
10. Wisma Atria — Orchard
Wisma Atria sits at level 11, Wisma Atria, run by Regus. The inventory lists 17 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 19 people and floor areas from 3 to 49 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge and parking nearby. The earliest dated availability here is January 2027, the latest first date of any building in the fourteen. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Wisma Atria page.
- Wisma Atria — Orchard · from SGD 815 a month · Request Wisma Atria on Wezoo →
11. Paya Lebar Quarter — Paya Lebar
Paya Lebar Quarter sits at 1 Paya Lebar Link, run by Spaces. The inventory lists 64 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 23 people and floor areas from 5 to 61 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, a coffee and tea bar, parking and step-free access. With 64 offices listed it has more individual units than any other building in Singapore on Wezoo, all of them for 23 people or fewer. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Paya Lebar Quarter page.
- Paya Lebar Quarter — Paya Lebar · from SGD 908 a month · Request Paya Lebar Quarter on Wezoo →
12. Galaxis-One North — one-north
Galaxis-One North sits at 1 Fusionopolis Place, run by Regus. The inventory lists 20 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 32 people and floor areas from 3 to 85 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, a lounge, a restaurant and parking. one-north is the research and media cluster west of the centre, and this is the only Wezoo building in it. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Galaxis-One North page.
- Galaxis-One North — one-north · from SGD 555 a month · Request Galaxis-One North on Wezoo →
13. Vision Exchange — Jurong East
Vision Exchange sits at units #24-01 to #24-32, run by Regus. The inventory lists 43 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 15 people and floor areas from 4 to 39 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, bike storage, parking, step-free access and a location on the public transport network. It is the only building in the list with bike storage, and the only one in the western regional centre. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Vision Exchange page.
- Vision Exchange — Jurong East · from SGD 745 a month · Request Vision Exchange on Wezoo →
14. Tampines Junction — Tampines
Tampines Junction sits at level 9, Tampines Junction, run by Regus. The inventory lists 21 serviced office units here, with capacity ceilings from 1 to 8 people and floor areas from 3 to 21 square metres. The building reports breakout spaces, catering, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge and parking nearby. Nothing here goes above eight desks, which makes it the most small-team focused address in the list. You can see the current units and their monthly figures on the Tampines Junction page.
- Tampines Junction — Tampines · from SGD 688 a month · Request Tampines Junction on Wezoo →
The other 23 buildings are in the same list on Wezoo and are filtered the same way; they were left out here only because fourteen entries is as far as a single page can carry real detail.
How to request serviced office on Wezoo
A serviced office is not something you take by the hour, so there is no checkout. You open the building page, pick the office that matches your team size and start date, and send a request; the operator comes back with the terms, the contract length and what the monthly figure covers at that commitment. Nothing is confirmed until you have that in writing.
Three things worth settling in that first message, because they are the three the inventory cannot answer: how long the published figure assumes you stay, what is included at that figure and what is billed on top, and whether the office you picked is free on your date. Of the 753 offices in Singapore, 317 carry a dated availability in the inventory; the rest do not say, which usually means now, but is worth confirming.
Two neighbouring markets have the same page if Singapore is not the only country on your list. Private office in Malaysia is the nearest, about 230 kilometres away and in English, and is the obvious second look for a team splitting work between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. For the address-only product in Singapore itself, virtual office in Singapore is the companion to this page.
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Frequently asked questions about serviced office in Singapore
What is the meaning of serviced office?
A serviced office is a private, lockable and furnished office inside a building run by an operator, rented by the month rather than held on a lease. The operator provides the fit-out, the cleaning, the internet and usually a reception and shared areas, and you pay one monthly figure for the room.
What is included in a serviced office in Singapore?
The room, its furniture and the building services the operator runs. What those services are differs per building: across the 37 Singapore buildings on Wezoo, 23 report parking, 23 catering, 22 breakout space, 21 a lounge, 12 phone booths and 12 a staffed reception. The per-building entries on this page name what each one reports, and anything billed on top is worth asking about before you commit.
What is the difference between a traditional office and a serviced office?
A traditional office is a lease: you take an empty space from a landlord, fit it out, run it and stay for a fixed term, usually years. A serviced office is a monthly arrangement for a room that is already finished and already staffed. The traditional route gives you control and a lower cost per square metre over a long term; the serviced route gives you a start date measured in days and an exit that does not need a sublet.
How much does a serviced office cost in Singapore?
The lowest monthly figure in the Singapore list on Wezoo is SGD 518 and the highest is SGD 78,500, which is the span from a 4 square metre single-desk room to a 447 square metre floor for 125 people. Every figure is a published floor rather than a quote, and the contract length it assumes is not stated, so treat it as the starting point for a request.
Are serviced offices worth it?
It depends on how long you need the space. Over several years a conventional lease is usually cheaper per square metre. Over months, or when the team size is still moving, a serviced office is cheaper in practice because you are not paying for a fit-out, a deposit on a multi-year term or space you have not grown into yet.
