JustCo fully leases Orchard Road coworking hub before launch

Deloitte Singapore commited to occupy the entire workspace starting September.

JustCo Holdings said it secured a full pre-commitment for the coworking space at its new JustCo Place development at 160 Orchard Road, with Deloitte Singapore set to occupy 100% of the workspace before operations begin in September 2026.

The new location forms part of the expansion pipeline outlined in its IPO prospectus, according to JustCo.

The company said it has signed a master lease with OG Private Limited for part of the property, covering about 150,000 square feet of floor area, including a retail podium.

It added the development will house a premium coworking centre on Levels 3 and 4, whilst the remaining space will be allocated to food and beverage, lifestyle, wellness and healthcare tenants.

JustCo also entered into a management agreement with OG to operate a serviced apartment tower above the building following enhancement works by the landlord.

The property will comprise 123 premium coliving apartments accommodating up to 475 guests under JustAt, JustCo's new coliving brand.

The coworking centre is scheduled to open in September 2026, whilst the coliving apartments and retail offerings are expected to begin operations in January 2027.

The company said the coliving business will operate under an asset-light management contract model, with JustCo managing the property without making capital investments in the development.

CEO Kong Wan Sing said the launch of JustCo Place marks another milestone in delivering the expansion pipeline presented during the company's IPO.

He said securing a full pre-commitment from Deloitte Singapore ahead of opening reflects demand for flexible workspaces from enterprise customers. Kong added that the project also marks JustCo's entry into the coliving market through the JustAt brand.

JustCo said it has opened new locations in Bengaluru, Gurugram, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Singapore, and Taipei since the beginning of 2026.

The company also said it has confirmed openings across Kuala Lumpur, Mumbai, Seoul, Singapore, Tokyo, and Yokohama. Together with JustCo Place, these projects form part of the expansion pipeline disclosed in its IPO prospectus.

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