CityHub is a premier serviced office established since 1999 with the aim of providing a one-stop business solution for entrepreneurs, start-ups and multi-national companies looking to establish themselves in Singapore.
Since then, CityHub has grown to become one of the leading Serviced Offices in Singapore, and has also expanded to the bustling shores of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Over the years, CityHub has undergone multiple expansions and relocations, its most current move situating the company in the business hub at Raffles City. Other locations include a spacious 15,000 square foot area in the prime location of Ngee Ann City, Collyer Quay as well as the penthouse of the prestigious Saigon Trade Centre in the business district of Ho Chi Minh City.
Having established itself as a brand name in Singapore, CityHub counts many successful multi-national and local companies in our clientele list, winning them over with our excellent service, stylish office interiors and state-of-the-art office amenities. CityHub aims to continuously improve our services and facilities by ensuring the highest quality of services for our current and potential customers.
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