Singapore Expands Co-living Spaces Amid Rising Popularity

The government aims to repurpose more state properties for co-living arrangements, targeting the increasing demand among young singles.

Singapore plans to repurpose more state properties into co-living rental spaces, addressing the growing trend among young singles.
The move comes as co-living arrangements gain popularity, offering a modern housing solution that fosters community living.
This initiative is part of Singapore's broader strategy to meet diverse housing needs and support sustainable urban development.
Experts highlight the potential benefits of co-living spaces, including enhanced social interaction and reduced living costs.
Authorities are exploring various locations and property types to expand the co-living space offerings across the city.