Is Singapore’s co-living market still a good investment?
The sector continues to attract investor interest, but analysts say demand is easing in the highly saturated space
[SINGAPORE] Once a niche alternative to traditional rentals, co-living in Singapore has drawn serious attention since the pandemic – from local operators, developers and hospitality players, and private equity investors.
While the market has evolved – demand is moderating in an increasingly crowded landscape – analysts reckon that its investment potential remains generally strong.
The outlook bodes well for major co-living market players like LHN Group, which aggressively expanded its footprint over the last few years, sweeping up assets in a growing market.
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