Aw & Sons’ Josh Hu takes co-living into the heartlands with Mber
This is the third-generation scion’s attempt to modernise his family’s property business, one curated project at a time
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[SINGAPORE] Co-living spaces and serviced apartments tend to follow the bright lights of the city centre. Josh Hu, Aw & Sons Capital’s managing director, has taken them into Singapore’s heartlands instead.
His latest project, Mber Co-Living & Serviced Apartments, sits along Upper Serangoon Road, in a neighbourhood better known for its mature housing estates and old-school shophouses.
The site was once home to Lim Tua Tow Market. Today, it is a 125-unit purpose-built hybrid of co-living spaces and serviced apartments, complete with communal work and social spaces, wellness facilities and F&B offerings.
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