21 Collyer Quay office building Singapore

21 Collyer Quay

Office for Rent · 21 Collyer Quay · Raffles Place
Mid-Range Grade Grade A Near Raffles Place MRT MRT
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Director’s Note

“An absolute trophy asset on the Raffles Place waterfront. Recently revamped, it offers sweeping Marina Bay views and a highly elite corporate environment perfect for boutique wealth managers.”

Jeremy Lim
Jeremy LimFounder & Director, SparkSpace

21 Collyer Quay, formerly the HSBC Building, is an iconic 21-storey Grade A commercial skyscraper boasting an ultra-premium waterfront position in the Raffles Place core. Following comprehensive multimillion-dollar upgrades, the building offers incredibly sleek, column-free floor plates with breathtaking, unblocked panoramic views of Marina Bay. Serving as a flagship hub for elite co-working operators and global financial institutions, it is a highly prestigious, heavily guarded stronghold for international private banks, sovereign wealth offices, and corporate legal powerhouses.

Building Details

District
Raffles Place
Grade
Grade A
Total Floors
21
Year Built
1980s (Upgraded 2021)
Developer / Owner
CapitaLand
Nearest MRT
Raffles Place MRT
Typical Floor Plate
10,000 sq ft
Asking Rent
$9 – $11 psf/mo

Amenities

Unblocked Marina Bay viewshighly exclusive corporate lobbyWeWork anchor

Building Specifications

AC Hours
Mon-Fri 8:00am-6:00pm, Sat 8:00am-1:00pm
Season Parking
$500/mth
Sustainability
BCA Green Mark Platinum.

Connectivity & Access

3-minute sheltered walk to Raffles Place MRT (NSL, EWL).

Location Map

Available Units for Rent

Updated May 2026
Unit Area Type Rent (Psf/Mth) Details
B1-01 6,321 sq ft Bare $9 psf
~$56,889/mth
Basement unit, subdivisible 700-1500sf
Unit
Area
Type
Rent
B1-01
6,321 sf
Bare
$9 psf
~$57k/mth

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