Coliwoo to open Midtown co‑living hub after SGX debut

The Bukit Timah site's occupancy nears 95%.

Coliwoo Holdings Ltd will open Coliwoo Midtown in Q1 2026, according to a press release.

The six‑storey property is a conversion of the former GSM Building, acquired in 2024, and is the group’s first new opening since its SGX Mainboard listing on 6 November 2025.

Core facilities include private serviced suites for mid‑ to long‑term stays, two commercial kitchens with a shared dining area, a full gym and a dedicated co‑working zone. The development is positioned to serve corporates, educational institutions, expatriates and other mid‑term occupiers because of its proximity to Bugis, Bras Basah and Rochor.

Coliwoo said Coliwoo Bukit Timah Fire Station has recorded occupancy close to 95% since opening in September 2025. The group has also expanded into workforce accommodation for the transportation sector.

Maybank Securities Pte. Ltd. acted as issue manager and global coordinator for the company’s IPO.

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