Co-living firm LOGIN adds The Lumos project to portfolio

This expansion brings the total number of the firm’s rooms from 59 to 109 by the end of 2019.

Co-living operator LOGIN Apartments has expanded its portfolio following a partnership with City Development Limited (CDL) on the latter’s Delfi property in Orchard last July, according to a press release.

LOGIN announced that it will be adding the Lumos project by Koh Brothers to their inventory this month, bringing their total number of rooms from 59 to 109 by the end of the year. This places the platform as the largest operator with the highest number of beds and/or rooms within the district.

The co-living firm is now in four clusters in Singapore: Queenstown, Novena, East Coast, and Orchard.

The Delfi Orchard project has achieved an occupancy rate of 100% within six weeks of takeover, said LOGIN operations head Kemmy Sim. The firm has plans to reach up to 900 rooms by the end of 2021 and then expand to Australia and Japan, country head Calvin Cai stated.

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