“We organise a lot of community events to engage our tenants [and] external parties who wish to take a look at what co-living is about. Our event last Saturday was quite successful; we had a turnout of 60% over what we had expected,” says Lim, who is also executive chairman and executive director of Coliwoo’s parent company LHN Group.
Now listed on the Singapore Exchange, LHN Group’s co-living subsidiary Coliwoo is looking to deliver returns to shareholders through the launch of its first ‘resort-style co-living chalet’ and by going asset-light
Co-living brand Coliwoo is not only “a provider of a place to stay”; it has made community central to its business model, says CEO and executive chairman Kelvin Lim. This may come across as a typical platitude, but Lim reveals that over 160 members had gathered for a rave at the group’s Midtown location along Middle Road — just days before our interview at the same venue.
