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CBRE opens Marina Bay office to expand CBD operations

The move forms part of its broader growth and workplace strategy.

CBRE announced it will begin operations at its new city centre office located at Level 16 of Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) Tower 1, starting 16 May.

The relocation represents an expansion of its footprint in Singapore’s central business district, with the firm occupying 21,000 square feet on a single floor plate.

The move is positioned by CBRE as part of its broader growth and workplace strategy, with the new office designed to accommodate a wider range of professionals and service capabilities.

The new office has been designed to meet criteria for several green and wellness certifications, including Green Mark Platinum, WELL, and LEED Gold. Certification submissions are currently underway.

Greg Hyland, CBRE’s Head of Capital Markets for Asia Pacific, cited the investment as a reflection of Singapore’s importance as a regional hub. The Marina Bay location was chosen for its connectivity, amenities, and proximity to the core of the business community.

CBRE’s Singapore head office at Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ3) remains in place, where the firm occupies 30,000 square feet. Enhancement works are planned for PLQ3 following the relocation of city centre operations.
 

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