Hong Leong Building
Building Information of 16 Raffles Quay
16 Raffles Quay (Hong Leong Building) sits at a strategic junction of Raffles Quay, Cross Street, Robinson Road, and Telegraph Street, bridging the classic Raffles Place zone and the newer bay-facing downtown core. This position is exactly why the tower attracts such a wide mix of tenants: financial institutions, professional services, airlines, technology firms, and even diplomatic offices.
In this page, we bring the essential, practical information into one place: office rental expectations, nearby residential options for those who prefer to live close to work, parking considerations, moving-in logistics, and a detailed online-style directory of businesses inside 16 Raffles Quay.
Office for Rent at 16 Raffles Quay
16 Raffles Quay is best known as a flagship office tower in Singapore Central Business District.
It is also a pragmatic choice: transport links are strong, amenities are on-site, and the building supports both conventional leases and flexible workspace models.
Parking at 16 Raffles Quay
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On-site car parking is available at 16 Raffles Quay.
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Parking operations are associated with Kingston Property Maintenance Services Pte. Ltd., including a dedicated Carpark Department (#08-00).
Moving In/Deliveries to 16 Raffles Quay
What to plan before the first delivery arrives
Whether we are moving a new team in, receiving information technology equipment, or coordinating renovation works, we typically need to confirm:
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Loading and unloading procedures
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Lift booking requirements (service lifts, padding rules, protective coverings)
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Approved delivery hours and noise restrictions
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Contractor documentation (insurance, work permits, and site safety expectations)
A practical rule: if it is large enough to need a trolley, it is large enough to need permission.
Hong Leong Building's Key Businesses
We have listed a few core businesses of 16 Raffles Quay. You may wish to visit the full 16 Raffles Quay Business Directory to find more related businesses.
The information is based off the physical directory of Hong Leong Building. Accurate as of 16 July 2025.