Co-living for students in sinagpore

[leenabukhadra]

Hi everyone! Does anyone know of good co-living in Singapore (not in the east) of 1300 and less per month

[abbby]

which location are you looking for..?

[leenabukhadra]

anywhere near buona vista, Kent ridge, one North, harborfront, these areas

[abbby]

You can contact Cooliv here, co-living space in Pasir Panjang:

https://www.singaporeexpats.com/singapo ... tments.htm

[Lisafuller]

Hi everyone! Does anyone know of good co-living in Singapore (not in the east) of 1300 and less per month

I've heard good things about Coliwoo.

[Lisafuller]

anywhere near buona vista, Kent ridge, one North, harborfront, these areas

You're going to NUS, I assume? Is student housing not an option?

[leenabukhadra]

anywhere near buona vista, Kent ridge, one North, harborfront, these areas

You're going to NUS, I assume? Is student housing not an option?

Yes, NUS, though i may not be able to stay on campus as they are prioritizing on-campus stay for first and second years.

[leenabukhadra]

Hi everyone! Does anyone know of good co-living in Singapore (not in the east) of 1300 and less per month

I've heard good things about Coliwoo.

I've checked Coliwoo, Assembly Place, and several others but all are way over 1300 per month :/

[abbby]

In this case, you might need to find a few others to share a unit.

[Lisafuller]

anywhere near buona vista, Kent ridge, one North, harborfront, these areas

You're going to NUS, I assume? Is student housing not an option?

Yes, NUS, though i may not be able to stay on campus as they are prioritizing on-campus stay for first and second years.

If you're international you should be able to negotiate housing pretty easily.

[Lisafuller]

Hi everyone! Does anyone know of good co-living in Singapore (not in the east) of 1300 and less per month

I've heard good things about Coliwoo.

I've checked Coliwoo, Assembly Place, and several others but all are way over 1300 per month :/

Alternatively you can consider renting a room.

[Lisafuller]

In this case, you might need to find a few others to share a unit.

This is a pretty good idea, very common among American college students. Usually in their sophomore year they branch out on their own and get apartments.