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Compass Offices Opens New Business Centre in Singapore’s Corporate and Tech Hub

SINGAPORE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#Compassoffices—Compass Offices, a leading flexible office space provider in Asia Pacific, unveils the Samsung Hub business centre to expand its serviced offices network in Singapore.


The Samsung Hub office building is located in the heart of Singapore’s premier financial district, Raffles Place, which is the most sought-after business location in Singapore.

Within easy walking distance to the Raffles Place MRT Interchange and Telok Ayer MRT Station, Samsung Hub provides direct sheltered access to the island-wide railway network.

Located in the high zone at level 29, the Samsung Hub business centre offers a breathtaking view of the Singapore River and Marina Bay. This modern and corporate fitted centre provides fully-furnished flexible workspace,serviced offices, shared offices and enterprise solutions, welcoming business lounge and meeting rooms, as well as enterprise-grade IT infrastructure and high-speed Wi-Fi to companies of all sizes.

Compass Offices Chief Executive Officer, Hans Leijten, said the expansion of the Singapore network is driven by the rapid increase in demand for flexible workspace in the country, especially from the technology and financial sectors.

“Our expansion in Singapore answers the needs of tech firms, financial institutions and corporations of any size that plan to ride on the positive recovery momentum and establish their presence in Singapore.”

Samsung Hub is Compass Offices’ third location in Singapore, alongside its business centres in Singapore Land Tower and Clifford Centre.

The Samsung Hub neighbourhood offers quick access to banks, malls, supermarkets, bars and restaurants as well as a selection of mid and high-end hotels.

Compass Offices Samsung Hub opens on 1 October 2022. Enquiries are welcome.

About Compass Offices

At Compass Offices, we’re dedicated to providing inspiring workspaces supported by professional services that enable our customers to focus on what they do best. Our clientele includes Fortune 500 companies, growing start-ups, entrepreneurs, independent professionals and enterprise teams. Founded in 2009, Compass Offices has grown from its first business centre in Hong Kong, to encompass close to 40 centres over 65 floors in 9 cities and over 20,000 satisfied clients.

Our workspace philosophy combines affordability, scalability, technology and choice; all within a portfolio of flexible workspaces designed to make each centre a great place to work.

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