Jackson Square comprises a clean and contemporary corporate campus tailored specifically to Light Industrial (B1) activities. The development has a group of four blocks that are two to six storeys high. This design gives companies a lot of space to work with. Each block has open floors that are from 11,000 to over 32,000 square feet. The development features these open floors to help companies plan their space and work better. The development has this design so companies can do all their work in one place. The development is great, for businesses because it has the open floors.

Internally, the facility is engineered to exacting technical specifications that support modern business operations and light assembly lines. The upper floor units feature a uniform floor loading capacity of 5 kN/m², while the ground floor units are reinforced to handle up to 10 kN/m², comfortably accommodating specialized inventory stacking, precision test equipment, and IT servers. The spatial configuration offers vertical versatility, providing clear ceiling heights that measure up to 3 meters to the false ceiling boards and reach up to 4.65 meters directly to the structural concrete slab.

The workspaces are handed over in highly versatile configurations to suit varying enterprise demands, with individual units available in either raw bare-shell conditions or fully fitted office-cum-laboratory formats. Fitted units typically come integrated with comprehensive overhead lighting, industrial false ceilings, and localized Variable Refrigerant Volume (VRV) or centralized air-conditioning infrastructure to ensure a premium climate-controlled environment. To ensure constant power delivery for sensitive advanced tech equipment, units are backed by robust electrical supply allocations ranging anywhere from 200 to 1000 Amps of 3-phase power.

Logistical support within the multi-block asset is maintained via dedicated cargo transit networks distributed across the different blocks. Vertical freight movement is efficiently managed by multiple heavy-duty cargo elevators, including a 2-tonne cargo lift in Block A alongside pairs of 1.9-tonne to 2.2-tonne cargo lifts servicing Blocks B and D. These are complemented by independent passenger elevators to segregate foot traffic from material handling operations. Ground-level access is catered to with designated loading bays designed to accommodate prompt deliveries by small commercial vans and mid-sized supply trucks.

The complex has rules that all the people who rent space there have to follow. All the rentals and sub-rentals have to use their space in a way 60 percent for main industrial work and 40 percent for other things. This means that the main work that goes on at the complex is making things storing things or doing industrial work. The complex is special because it has the equipment and space for tech companies. So it is a place for big companies that work on advanced manufacturing, telecommunications, robotics and data analysis. This creates a community where people can do their main work and engineering jobs in a great environment. The URA 60/40 rule helps keep the complex focused on work. The complex is a place, for companies that need to do technical work and it supports them well.

Jackson Square Location

Jackson Square is in a spot in Toa Payoh, which is one of the most established areas in Singapore. This means Jackson Square is easy to get to from all directions. If you are driving to Jackson Square you can get on the Central Expressway quickly. It only takes five minutes to get on the Central Expressway from Jackson Square using big roads like Lorong 2 and Lorong 6 Toa Payoh. From there you can go north to Seletar and Seletar Aerospace Park or south to the Central Business District in under ten minutes. Jackson Square is also close to the Pan Island Expressway, which makes it easy to get to parts of Singapore like Changi Airport, which is about 25 minutes away and the industrial areas in the west.

For people who work at Jackson Square and clients who visit it is easy to get using public transportation. Jackson Square is close to two train stations on the North-South MRT Line. It takes 7 minutes to walk to Braddell MRT station from Jackson Square and about 10 minutes to walk to Toa Payoh MRT station, which also has a bus station. There is another train station, Caldecott MRT station, which’s about one kilometer away from Jackson Square. This station is on the Circle and Thomson-East Coast Lines so people can easily get to Jackson Square from the north, east and west. There are also a lot of bus stops, near Jackson Square on Lorong 3 and Lorong 4 Toa Payoh which’re just a 3-minute walk away. This makes it easy for people to get to Jackson Square every day without any trouble.

Jackson Square Nearby Amenities

Jackson Square has its great places to eat inside the building. There is a canteen on the ground floor where people can grab a quick bite to eat every day. This canteen has some good food places, like Chef Kangs Noodle House, which is very famous and has a Michelin award. People love to go for lunch and eat the char siew wonton noodles. There are also popular food stalls, like Ling Maison, which serves Western food and has really good homemade sauces. You can also find Teochew Kway Teow soup stalls. All these food options are very good and affordable so people who work at Jackson Square do not need to leave the building to find something to eat.

Outside the building there are many local food centers with really good and affordable food. If you walk for a minutes you can get to big hawker centers like Toa Payoh Lorong 4 Vista Market and Toa Payoh Lorong 5 Food Centre. These places have famous food stalls that serve all kinds of dishes like fried carrot cake and Hokkien mee. You can also find stalls that sell handmade pau and traditional breakfast food. All these options make it easy for people who work at Jackson Square to find something exciting to eat every day.

The area around Jackson Square also has trendy cafes and lifestyle spots that are perfect for meeting with colleagues or taking a break. There are places like Creamier, which’s famous for its ice cream and The Larder Cafe, which serves really good Western food. There is also a cafe called GIG Café. For shopping and other needs there is the Toa Payoh Hub, which has stores, a library, banks and clinics. This makes it easy for people who work at Jackson Square to take care of their needs. Jackson Square is a place to work because it has everything you need right there. The food options, at Jackson Square are really great. There are many things to do in the area.

End-User and Investor Future-Ready Asset

Jackson Square is a place for businesses to set up shop. The layout is very practical which means companies can keep all their operations in one place. They can have their production line, testing labs and offices on one floor instead of being spread out across multiple floors. The building is also very strong it can handle loads and has high ceilings that are up to 4.65 meters high. This makes it perfect for tech companies and manufacturers that need a lot of power to run their machines.

The building is designed to make it easy to move goods in and out. It keeps people and goods separate which is a big plus. There are lifts and loading bays that make it easy to load and unload trucks. For people who want to invest in the building it is a good choice. It is classified as an industrial building, which means it is not subject to extra taxes so investors can use their money more efficiently. The building also has a reputation so it always has good tenants who pay their rent on time which means investors can expect a steady income.

The property is located on a piece of land in Toa Payoh, which is a area where land is hard to come by. This means that the value of the property will not go down easily even if the market changes. As companies look for spaces that’re both comfortable and functional Jackson Square is in a great position to meet this demand. It provides a workspace that’s perfect for tenants and also gives investors a safe and secure way to invest their money. Jackson Square is an investment because it is a future-proof workspace that will always be, in demand and it will help investors keep their money safe.

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Jackson Square is a multi-block, light industrial complex located at 11 Lorong 3 Toa Payoh in Singapore's District 12. The development features flexible, multi-tenanted business spaces that are highly accessible via both the Braddell and Toa Payoh MRT stations.

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Product Price: 12.000-81.948

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