Tech firms are flocking to Singapore, filling up CBD offices once dominated by banks – South China Morning Post
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A new crowd is flocking to Singapore’s offices: technology companies. Steadily growing their footprint in recent years, tech behemoths are chipping away at the dominance of banks in the island-state’s central business district. Exemplifying the trend, Amazon recently leased space in Asia Square Tower 1, while ByteDance secured floors in the landmark One Raffles Quay.That’s good news for developers and real estate investors at a time when the coronavirus pandemic is upending work practices…Read More
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