Marina Bay Financial Centre is an iconic 3.55-hectare integrated development which fuses business and leisure in the Marina Bay downtown. It comprises three premium office towers with nearly three million square feet of prime Grade A office space, approximately 179,000 square feet of retail space and two residential towers comprising of 649 luxury apartments clustered around a stunning waterfront park, The Promontory@Marina Bay. Marina Bay Financial Centre is conveniently located within walking distance to three MRT stations – Downtown, Raffles Place and Marina Bay, as well as a few minutes’ drive to three expressways – Central Expressway, East Coast Parkway Expressway and Marina Coastal Expressway.

One Raffles Quay’s two office towers totalling about 1.3 million square feet of prime Grade A office space were purpose-built for banking and financial corporations. The South Tower stands 29 storeys high with a typical floor area of 30,000 square feet while the 50-storey North Tower has floor areas of 18,000 square feet. One Raffles Quay is conveniently located within walking distance to three MRT stations - Raffles Place, Downtown and Marina Bay, as well as a few minutes’ drive to three expressways - Central Expressway, East Coast Parkway Expressway and Marina Coastal Expressway.

Marina Bay Link Mall is the retail component of Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) nestled in Marina Bay’s bustling Central Business District. Its subterranean component connects MBFC’s three office towers and enables pedestrian traffic to commute seamlessly in air-conditioned comfort between the mall, office towers and two MRT stations – Downtown and Raffles Place. Marina Bay Link Mall complements the modern work-live-play lifestyle with a wide variety of curated dining venues, thoughtful personal services, specialty shops, as well as beauty and wellness offerings. It is the place to be by the bay - enjoy a quick coffee break, catch up with friends over a leisurely meal, rejuvenate with exquisite beauty and wellness service, or simply indulge in a spot of retail therapy.