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Lendlease’s csuites reach full occupancy

Its AAA office towers attained almost 100% occupancy.

Lendlease announced that its flexible workplace, the csuites at Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ) 3, reached its full commitment from international companies from various sectors such as tech, security, and fashion. 

Meanwhile, its three Grade-A office towers at PLQ1, 2, and 3 attained almost 100% occupancy.

Csuites are designed to emphasize flexibility and a people-first approach that help corporations address their employee's health and well-being, Lendlease said in a press release, 26 August.

This 72,000 square feet workplace can cater for digital, fashion, real estate, security services, and tech solutions companies with 50 to 200 employees.

According to Lendlease, one of the reasons the firms occupied csuites is that it is located at the "PLQ’s work-live-play ecosystem and vibrant network" — giving access to PLQ Mall; 100,000-square-feet green public areas; 2 MRT lines, the East-West and Circle lines, via the Paya Lebar MRT interchange station; and Park Connector Network, amongst others.

Lendlease Global Commercial REIT Chairman Ng Hsueh Ling said, “We are pleased to have innovative and high-growth members as part of our dynamic csuites community. As we navigate through a post-pandemic world, agile, and flexible workplace solutions will remain relevant, as organisations continue to see the merits in collaborating at physical workplaces. 

"In today’s pandemic-prone world, corporations look for agile workplace strategies that help them stay responsive to different business cycles with options to optimise their short-term physical footprint according to their needs," Lendlease said.

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