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Finding the Right Office for Rent in Singapore

Compare office buildings in Singapore by location, floor area, rental budget and fit-out condition. This directory brings together buildings across the CBD and other business districts. Listed sizes are a starting point: contact SHO to confirm current unit availability, asking rent and handover condition before arranging a viewing.

Whether you are setting up your first office or relocating an established team, start with your headcount, meeting-room needs and target move-in date. A practical shortlist should suit how your business works each day.

Where Should You Rent an Office?

For a CBD search, compare Raffles Place, Marina Bay, Robinson Road, Shenton Way and Tanjong Pagar. Consider where your clients are based and how your staff travel to work. You can also compare the buildings listed in this directory around Suntec City, Bugis, HarbourFront and Alexandra when these locations suit your operations.

Check the actual walk from the building entrance to the MRT station, whether the route is sheltered, nearby lunch options and visitor access. Two buildings in the same district can offer quite different daily experiences.

Fitted, Partially Fitted or Bare Office Space?

A fitted office may include meeting rooms, workstations or a pantry. It can reduce the work needed before moving in if the layout and equipment suit your team. Confirm which items remain, their condition and who is responsible for repairs.

A partially fitted office may need changes, while a bare unit gives you more freedom to design the space. Compare renovation costs, installation lead times and the lease obligations alongside the asking rent.

If you prefer a workspace with heritage character, explore our shophouse offices for rent in Singapore. Access, layout and building services should be checked for each property.

How Much Does It Cost to Rent an Office?

Office rent varies by building, location, floor level, size, condition and lease terms. Request a current quotation for the specific unit rather than relying on a single CBD-wide rental range.

When a quotation is stated in dollars per square foot per month, multiply that rate by the quoted floor area to calculate the monthly amount. Check whether service charges are included and ask for applicable taxes and other charges to be shown separately.

For a fair comparison, include:

• Monthly rent, service charges and utilities.
• Air-conditioning hours and any after-hours charges.
• Internet, parking and other operational expenses.
• Deposit, renovation, furniture and moving costs.
• Any reinstatement work required at the end of the lease.

How Much Office Space Does Your Team Need?

Headcount alone is not enough to determine the right floor area. Allow for meeting rooms, private offices, calls, storage, pantry space and circulation. Consider the staff who will use the office at the same time and any planned growth.

Request a floor plan and a preliminary test fit before committing. Columns, windows, entrances and the position of existing rooms affect how many people can work comfortably in the space.

How SHO Helps with Your Office Search

Send your preferred locations, monthly budget, headcount, room requirements and move-in timeline. SHO can help shortlist suitable options, arrange viewings and discuss the commercial terms with the relevant landlord or representative.

For an initial checklist, read our guide to renting your first office.

Frequently Asked Questions About Office Rental

Are all offices shown in this directory available now?

Availability changes. The directory helps you identify buildings and indicative size options; ask us to confirm the specific units currently offered and their latest asking rents.

Can I find a fully fitted office for rent?

Some units are offered with existing fittings or furniture. Confirm the inventory, condition and handover terms for each unit, as “fitted” does not always mean fully furnished.

Can I use the office after normal business hours?

Check the building’s access arrangements and air-conditioning schedule. After-hours access and cooling are separate considerations, and additional charges may apply.

What should I check before signing an office lease?

Review the proposed use, rent and other charges, lease period, handover condition, renovation requirements, repair responsibilities and reinstatement obligations. Clarify any points that affect your operations before committing.

How do I arrange office viewings?

Send us the buildings you like, your required size, budget and move-in date. We will check availability and help arrange suitable viewings.