Strategically located at 23 Lok Yang Way, Lok Yang Connection Industrial strategic location draws the attention of businesses from a multitude of other sectors as well, especially manufacturers and logistics companies among others. The history of the site itself and another development adjacent to it inside the 7-mile district add significantly to its value: this isn't just an drew on a map, but a nexus of commercial-industrial power.
Lok Yang Way has convenient access to a comprehensive expressway network, such as Pan-Island Expressway (PIE), and Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE). A network of arterial roads provide businesses with quick and easy vehicular access so that they can deliver goods efficiently to the critical commercial and logistics hubs across Singapore.
This ready access to the network of roads covering the island is valuable for companies dependent on efficient supply chain and distribution processes. The capability for heavy vehicles to enter and exit the premises, including 20-foot and 40-foot containers, is a big draw as well, shortening transit times and increasing operational speed exponentially.
In addition, the location is also poised for future infrastructure improvements in the West of Singapore. One of the main attractions to logistics and maritime related industries is its accessibility to Tuas Mega Port, a world class integrated port facility. The upcoming expansion has exciting implications for commercial space at Lok Yang Connection, which will benefit from the port's evolution into a more competitive global shipping hub.
In addition to the accessibility provided through the road and port linkages, this location is well connected and should offer an additional beneficial transport option for employees. The site is also located next to Boon Lay MRT station, an interchange station where the East-West Line connects directly to other parts of the island.
This creates an easy-to-reach and central location both for employees as well as customers, which is key when it comes to retaining the best personnel on one hand (and avoiding high staff turnover) and attracting at the same time either regulars or potential clients from different areas. Additionally, the upcoming Jurong Region Line (JRL) will bolster public transportation provision around the site with stations such as Tukang and Jurong Hill serving those living in and looking to travel to other parts of the region.
Lok Yang Way is a mature industrial ecosystem. It is part of the wider Jurong Industrial Estate which, together with its then counterpart in the North Ng Teng Fong estate, has been the bedrock of Singapore industrialisation from since late 60s. This mature environment has robust infrastructure in place that ensures many key amenities are available such as power, water services and there is a saturation of the complimentary businesses.
This allows for a supportive and collaborative ecosystem on the campus, with suppliers, partners and service providers all located in close proximity. Other B2-zoned sites nearby, some with a history of heavy industrial use, make it clear this is the kind of location where tenants can be assured that type operation will work.
Aside from the industrial setting, the Jurong neighbourhood includes amenities for workers. Accessibility to a variety of dining and retail options by virtue of its proximity to shopping malls like Jurong Point, Fairprice Hub and eateries. This balance of industrial practicality and local convenience creates a better environment which employees, in turn, will benefit from improved productivity and morale.
The address of Lok Yang Connection meets at a crossroad of where industrial greats and posturing logistic connectivity meet, in an infrastructure prepared for the future. For businesses in search of a fresh lease elsewhere, Lok Yang Way provides a strategic foothold: An address from which to conduct business smoothly, access vital markets, and expand with the ongoing development of Singapore's western industrial corridor.
