Coliwoo to launch 6-storey co-living space at Middle Road in Q1

[SINGAPORE] Co-living operator Coliwoo on Monday (Nov 17) announced an upcoming six-storey mixed-use development slated to launch in the first quarter of 2026. This marks the company’s first new property following its Nov 6 mainboard debut.

Located at 141 Middle Road at the site of the former GSM building – which Coliwoo acquired in 2024 for S$80 million – Coliwoo Midtown is set to be a modern, urban co-living hub.

With the development sited at a prime area between Bugis, Bras Basah and Rochor, the launch complements existing Coliwoo properties in Keppel, Beach Road and Orchard, and adds to a network of central living options, the company said.

Targeted at groups which include young working professionals and expatriates, Coliwoo Midtown offers ready-to-move-in living with lifestyle amenities, wellness features and social spaces, Coliwoo said.

It will include a full-fledged gym with instructor-led training programmes and an ice bath facility, a dedicated co-working zone and private suites.

The company said the property is expected to serve “strong demand” from corporates to international visitors who require mid to long-term accommodation in a central location.

It noted that the Coliwoo Bukit Timah Fire Station, a co-living space launched in September, has achieved an occupancy rate of close to 95 per cent.

Coliwoo added that it has taken charge of the operation of accommodation facilities tailored for the transportation industry, an initiative that “strengthens the group’s presence across diversified housing segments”.

Coliwoo Midtown is the first in a pipeline of upcoming launches following the company’s listing – where it closed its first trading day 2.5 per cent below its S$0.585 initial public offering (IPO) price.

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The next major opening at 159 Jalan Loyang Besar will feature Coliwoo’s first resort-style chalet, designed to serve growing demand from the eastern corridor area.

Coliwoo held 19.5 per cent of Singapore’s co-living market by number of rooms, the company said at its IPO close on Nov 4. Then, it said that it planned to grow its number of rooms under management from 3,000 to close to 4,000 by end-2026.

The company is a spin-off from real estate management services group LHN Group .

The counter ended Monday down 1.8 per cent or S$0.01 at S$0.56, before the news.