Chinese co-working unicorn opens space in Singapore

The 1,400 sqm co-working space will start operations in April 2018.

Chinese unicorn Ucommune will open its second Singapore space, with an area of 1,400 sqm and 300 work stations, and start operations in April 2018.

According to a press release, the Beijing-headquartered shared office provider had opened its first centre in June this year at Singapore’s JTC LaunchPad @ one-north.

The space spans 640 sqm and offers long-term leasing, hot-desk, and short-term leasing solutions to small to medium enterprises (SME) from Singapore and China.

The company’s new facility in Singapore forms a chain with its 100 other locations in 30 cities as part of the expanding global network.

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