As with its other facilities in major cities around the world, Regis’s new space will offer tenants fully-furnished, equipped and staffed offices, along with other facilities, according to representatives for the Marina Bay Financial Centre, as the 3.55 hectare waterfront development is known.
A company with a similar business model to that of Regis, Servcorp, is already open for business in Tower 2, next door to MBFC Tower 3.
DBS is the anchor tenant in Tower 3, which is 46 storeys high, according to Warren Bishop, chief executive officer for Raffles Quay Asset Management, the complex’s manager. Out of 1.3m sq ft of leasable space, approximately 800,000sq ft have been spoken for, Bishop said.
Other tenants in Tower 3, he said, include Ashurst LLP, Clifford Chance, Fitness First, and Rio Tinto.
Clifford Chance, a major international law firm with roots in London, was one of the first non-Singaporean law firms to be granted a licence to practice Singaporean law since the government there recently began making it easier for foreign firms to merge with local ones, and for foreign QCs to appear in Singapore courts.
