80 Raffles Place, Singapore 048624

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Office Categories: Enterprise Office Space, Grade A Office Space

UOB Plaza — a landmark twin-tower Grade A complex at 80 Raffles Place

UOB Plaza is a landmark Grade A office complex at 80 Raffles Place, in the heart of Singapore’s Raffles Place CBD. Owned by United Overseas Bank (UOB), it comprises two towers joined by a banking-hall podium: UOB Plaza 1 — a 66-storey, 280-metre tower designed by the renowned architect Kenzo Tange and completed in 1992, among the tallest buildings in Singapore — and UOB Plaza 2, a 38-storey tower. With large column-free floor plates, a direct underground link to Raffles Place MRT and UOB’s flagship banking hall at its base, it is one of the CBD’s most prestigious addresses.

Location & connectivity

  • Raffles Place MRT (EW14 / NS26) — East-West & North-South Lines, via a direct underground link.
  • In the heart of the Raffles Place financial core, a short walk to Downtown (DTL) and Telok Ayer (DTL), Boat Quay and Marina Bay.

Building specifications

Attribute Detail
Address 80 Raffles Place, Singapore 048624
Building grade Grade A
Architect Kenzo Tange (UOB Plaza 1)
Owner United Overseas Bank (UOB) — single ownership
Completed UOB Plaza 1: 1992; UOB Plaza 2: reconstructed 1993–1995
Storeys UOB Plaza 1: 66 (280 m); UOB Plaza 2: 38
Typical floor plate Plaza 1 ~8,400–12,400 sq ft; Plaza 2 ~5,400–7,600 sq ft (column-free)
Sustainability BCA Green Mark GoldPlus (both towers)
Car parking Approx. 600 basement car park lots (shared between the two towers)
Nearest MRT Raffles Place (EW14 / NS26) — direct underground link
On-site amenities UOB flagship banking hall, plaza with public art (Salvador Dalí and Fernando Botero sculptures), 24-hour access, air-conditioned lobbies, drop-off
Asking rent On application

Available office space at UOB Plaza

Availability at UOB Plaza changes frequently — contact us for the latest available floors, floor plans and asking rents in both UOB Plaza 1 and UOB Plaza 2.

Tenants at UOB Plaza

UOB is the anchor owner-occupier, with its flagship banking hall in the podium. Other occupiers include leading law firms, financial institutions and corporates that value a prestigious Raffles Place bank-HQ address.

Is UOB Plaza right for your firm?

UOB Plaza suits occupiers who want a landmark Raffles Place address with large, efficient floor plates and direct MRT access. It works well for:

  • Financial institutions, law firms and corporates wanting a prestigious CBD bank-HQ address.
  • Occupiers seeking column-free floor plates — up to ~12,400 sq ft in Plaza 1, with smaller efficient floors in Plaza 2.
  • Firms that value connectivity — a direct underground link to Raffles Place MRT and the full Raffles Place amenity belt.

If you would prefer another Raffles Place tower, we can also show you options such as One Raffles Place, Republic Plaza and Six Battery Road and advise on the trade-offs.

Frequently asked questions

Where is UOB Plaza located?
UOB Plaza is at 80 Raffles Place, Singapore 048624, in the heart of the Raffles Place CBD, with a direct underground link to Raffles Place MRT.

How many towers does UOB Plaza have?
Two — UOB Plaza 1 (66 storeys, 280 m, designed by Kenzo Tange, completed 1992) and UOB Plaza 2 (38 storeys), joined by a banking-hall podium.

What size office floors are available at UOB Plaza?
Typical column-free floor plates are about 8,400 to 12,400 sq ft in UOB Plaza 1 and about 5,400 to 7,600 sq ft in UOB Plaza 2.

Is there parking at UOB Plaza?
Yes. The complex has approximately 600 basement car park lots shared between the two towers.

Which MRT station is nearest UOB Plaza?
Raffles Place MRT (East-West Line EW14 and North-South Line NS26), via a direct underground link.

How much is rent at UOB Plaza?
Asking rents are on application — contact us for the latest available floors and terms.

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