COTD: Co-living sector attracts $200m of transactions in August

The sector has recorded over $1.4b of transactions between 2022 and August 2025.

Singapore’s co-living sector has recorded about $200m in transaction volume by August 2025, according to JLL.

The biggest surge came in 2024, when transactions neared $900m, split between both conversions and stabilised deals.

Moreover, the sector has crossed over $1.4b in transaction volume between 2022 and August 2025.

Most of the transactions were assets for conversion into co-living spaces, rather than stabilised properties.

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