New co-living properties close to Farrer Park MRT is Dash Living on Kinta

The operator of Co-living Dash Living has opened two co-living properties in Singapore. The two new properties are the first standalone properties run through Dash Living. In the past, Dash Living worked with asset owners as well as hotel partners to develop its co-living services in Singapore.

The Reserve Residences new launch with a land area of 3.22 ha, the parcel situated at the junction of Jalan Jurong Kechil and Upper Bukit Timah Road enjoys a strategic location close to Beauty World MRT Station.

Dash Living on Mackenzie, the first property, Dash Living on Mackenzie is situated near Little India MRT Station on the North-East Line. The 40-room property offers compact fully furnished and en suite rooms available for lease. The tenants will have access the social lounge, which is ideal where they can dine or work together and laundry services that are pay-per-use, an outdoor kitchenette and rooftop space. The space for co-living is currently 95% of the space is occupied since the soft launch earlier in the year.

The other living co-living property can be found at Dash Living on Kinta close to Farrer Park MRT Station on the North-East Line. The 30 room building is furnished studios with ensuites as well as two-bedroom apartments. The property includes a rooftop garden that has an infinity pool and other facilities for tenants.

Dash Living offers minimum stays of three months as well as benefits like co-working passes as well as trial gym memberships and discounts on dining out and shopping.

“The launch of the first stand-alone properties in Singapore is a testament to our ongoing dedication to Singapore. We managed to achieve a stunning 90% utilization rate for Singapore in 2021. This signifies the increasing interest by Singapore clients,” says Aaron Lee who is the founder the CEO and founder of Dash Living.

As co-living is becoming more popular in Singapore The average length of stay is increasing which means that the marketplace is expected to benefit from the growing interest for shared living spaces the expert adds.