People's Park Centre

Director’s Note

“Unbeatable transport for the money — directly on top of Chinatown MRT. An ageing strata building, so it trades pure convenience and low rent against building services. From an operational perspective, the asset provides a calculated balance of occupancy efficiency and core architectural specifications. The floor plate configurations offer distinct spatial adaptability, engineered to support both traditional linear deployments and modernized workspace planning. Strategically positioned within Chinatown / River Valley, the property functions as a robust foundational base for enterprises requiring sustained operational continuity, supported by direct integration with established corporate infrastructure and a mature commercial ecosystem.”

Jeremy LimFounder & Director, SparkSpace

About People's Park Centre

People's Park Centre is a Grade B office building at 101 Upper Cross Street in Singapore's Chinatown / River Valley district. Completed in 1970, the 31-storey building was developed by Private and offers typical floor plates of approximately 7,000 sq ft. The nearest MRT station is Chinatown. Asking rents are around S$TBA per square foot per month, with 1 unit currently available for lease. People's Park Centre is a commercial property situated in Chinatown / River Valley. People's Park Centre is a strata-titled mixed-use development directly above Chinatown MRT, combining retail podium levels with small office suites. It is one of the oldest commercial strata developments in the Chinatown precinct. The development features typical floor plates of approximately 7,000 sqft, providing structured spatial configurations suitable for diverse business operations. Positioned for operational accessibility, the building is located within walking distance of Chinatown MRT station, facilitating direct integration with the broader public transit network. On-site and surrounding facilities encompass travel agencies, legal firms, massive retail podium, direct chinatown mrt access, supporting the functional requirements of corporate occupiers.

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Typical Floor Plan