Marina Bay Financial Centre hits over 70% commitment level

Thanks to its Tower 3's newest tenants.

In a release, Marina Bay Financial Centre has signed on new tenants at its Tower 3 office building. These new tenants, which include Mead Johnson, Berge Bulk, Clifford Capital and Clyde & Co, will bring the overall commitment level for MBFC Office Tower 3 to over 70% at close to 890,000 sq ft.

Mr Warren Bishop, Chief Executive Officer of Raffles Quay Asset Management (RQAM), the manager for MBFC, said, “Located at the heart of Singapore’s New Downtown at Marina Bay, MBFC continues to be the choice business location for prestigious businesses, all leaders in their respective industries. The strong leasing momentum as well as the healthy pipeline of interest from multinational companies for office spaces at Tower 3 bear testament to MBFC’s reputation as Asia’s Best Business Address™.”

At 46 storeys high, MBFC Tower 3 offers about 1.3 million sq ft of prime Grade A office and retail space. The new tenants at MBFC Tower 3 come from different industries including shipping, financial investment, legal, and paediatric nutrition. They join a stellar line up of tenants such as anchor tenant DBS, Ashurst LLP, Clifford Chance, Fitness First, McGraw-Hill, Regus and WongPartnership. Across all the three office towers, MBFC houses a mix of multinational corporations from all around the world such as Australia, Canada, China, France, Japan, Singapore, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Adding to the plethora of F&B offerings at Marina Bay Link Mall are new restaurants at MBFC Tower 3 which includes nouveau Korean, casual French, Spanish, Japanese and local cuisine selections. Making their Singapore debut is Doutor Coffee from Japan. Chez Petit Salut, part of the home grown Au Petit Salut Group, VeganBurg, Hokkaido Ramen Kaiko, The Rotisserie, dr CAFE COFFEE and Osvaldo Ola-Cocina del Mar offer many dining options for the MBFC and One Raffles Quay office community as well as nearby residents. Foodfare, a household F&B favourite, has also opened their first outlet in the Marina Bay district at MBFC Tower 3.

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