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IWG launches first office space under Signature by Regus in Asia

/ EdgeProp Singapore |

September 30, 2019 4:29 PM SGT

SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - Global office and flexible workspace operator IWG has officially launched its first office space in Asia under its Signature by Regus brand, which caters to the needs of senior and middle management. The operator manages more than four different workspace brands worldwide for a range or customer needs - Spaces, Regus, No 18, and Open Office.

The newest Signature by Regus office space is located on the two top floors in Asia Square Tower 1 in Singapore’s Central Business District. Spanning more than 71,000 sq ft, the work space provides 134 private offices, 64 desks, seven rentable conference rooms, a business lounge, and open co-working areas across the two floors. Other facilities include nursing rooms, telephone booths, and outdoor seating areas. The building is close to Raffles Place and Marina Bay MRT stations, and the ground floor has a variety of F&B outlets.

IWG has officially launched its first office space in Asia under its Signature by Regus brand. This new office space is located on the two top floors in Asia Square Tower 1 in Singapore’s Central Business District. (Pictures: IWG)

The opening of this new office space is in line with IWG’s global strategy of providing businesses of all sizes with a varied range of options to work out of, says Samit Chopra, IWG’s executive vice president of enterprise and sales for the Middle East & Asia Pacific.

Other brands managed by IWG in Singapore include the upcoming No18 at Capitol Singapore which targets corporate C-suite executives and top managers. In August, IWG also opened a 35,000 sq ft Spaces location at One Raffles Place, aimed at senior and middle management executives.

“Singapore remains an important market for us as a business and innovation hub for many corporations and SMEs in the region. With the launch of Asia’s first Signature by Regus here, we continue to expand our portfolio to meet the growing demand for flexible workspaces,” says Chopra.