Manulife Tower, Singapore

Manulife Tower, Singapore (1 August 2017)


Manulife Tower (GPS: 1.28219, 103.84902) is a Grade A office building in downtown Singapore. It is located on Cross Street, in the Raffles Place subzone of the Downtown Core, in Postal District 01. The 28-storey building was completed in 1999. Each floor has a built-up area of 15,000 sqft. The building has an access to the Telok Ayer MRT Station (DT18).

Manulife Tower was formerly known as PWC Building. It was bought by the Canadian insurance company Manulife in 2017 from the DBS Group for S$747 million and renamed Manulife Tower.

Address

Manulife Tower
8 Cross Street,
Singapore 048424

Taking the MRT to Manulife Tower

The nearest MRT station is the Telok Ayer MRT Station (DT18), which has a direct access from the building.

Manulife Tower is on the Map of Cross Street, Singapore

Manulife Tower is on the Map of Raffles Place, Singapore

Manulife Tower, when it was known as PWC Building (1 August 2017)


Entrance to Telok Ayer MRT Station from Manulife Tower. (1 August 2017)

Manulife Tower Singapore on Google Street View

Manulife Tower Singapore (Dec 2022)

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