Cheaper rents at co-living spaces among more than 20 initiatives launched under SG Youth Plan
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Living independently is a dream for many young Singaporean singles and unmarried couples who are increasingly valuing their freedom and privacy.But navigating this rite of passage can be difficult, with factors including finances and emotional aspects to consCheaper rents at co-living spaces among more than 20 initiatives launched under SG Youth Plan
Living independently is a dream for many young Singaporean singles and unmarried couples who are increasingly valuing their freedom and privacy.But navigating this rite of passage can be difficult, with factors including finances and emotional aspects to consider.To support Singaporean youths looking to venture out of the family nest, two private co-living operators have joined hands with the Government to offer discounted rental rates at selected properties.It is one of the 24 initiatives under the SG Youth Plan, a five-year national roadmap that seeks to empower young people and foster connections in today's fast-changing world.Coliwoo and Eco-Energy will collectively offer more than 100 fully furnished twin and queen rooms at cheaper prices to Singaporeans aged 21 to 35.Monthly rental rates at Eco-Energy's 1925 Quarters in Little India will begin at $1,800. Coliwoo's Boon Lay location starts at $1,950, and its Lutheran units are going for $2,000 and up. Read more
