Our 2026 picks: Coliwoo
Coliwoo is one of the newer entrants on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), having listed in November 2025. Admittedly, the counter’s share price performance has been somewhat lacklustre since listing. However, with a strong pipeline ahead and a parent company, LHN, with a proven track record, analysts are upbeat about the co-living operator.
Coliwoo buys hotel at Changi Business Park from ESR-REIT for $101 mil
Co-living operator Coliwoo Holdings is acquiring 2 Changi Business Park Avenue 1 for $101 million, in what is its first significant acquisition since its listing last November.
Co-living operator Coliwoo debuts on list of fastest-growing companies in Singapore
The company is a spin-off from mainboard-listed LHN Group, a real estate management company that rents out industrial and office space, manages commercial buildings and carparks, and installs solar panels and electric vehicle charging stations.
Coliwoo enters joint venture to acquire 1 King George’s Avenue property for S$40 million
Coliwoo Holdings has entered into a 50:50 joint venture (JV) with Macritchie Developments to acquire a freehold commercial property at 1 King George’s Avenue for S$40 million, and convert the site into a co-living asset.
Coliwoo to launch 6-storey co-living space in Middle Road in Q1
The project has a S$20 million redevelopment cost and marks the company’s first new property following its Nov 6 mainboard debut.
LHN’s co-living unit Coliwoo to offer 80.3 million shares at S$0.60 apiece in mainboard listing
Property management services group LHN’s co-living business Coliwoo has launched its initial public offering (IPO) of 80.3 million shares at S$0.60 each, in conjunction with its listing on the mainboard of the Singapore Exchange (SGX).
Oxley’s Chings, LHN, KSH, Soon Hock form joint venture for S$351 million industrial property
LHN Group, KSH Holdings and Soon Hock Enterprise announced that they have entered into a joint venture (JV) with Macritchie Developments, CP-Tagore, Petrus Capital, Tay Lian Xie Tarol, and Chin Hong Oon.
Kelvin Lim takes LHN from timber sheds to trendy pads
Kelvin Lim’s journey looks like a time-lapse video of the development of Singapore’s property sector. It begins with timber sheds, transitions to urban resettlement, accelerates to a master-leasing deal, and concludes with co-living studios where you can check in using a mobile app.
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Transforming space, building sustainable value
Kelvin Lim doesn’t just lease space – he also unlocks its hidden potential. Under his leadership, the traditional family business he started with in 1997 has been radically reimagined from its industrial leasing roots. Today, LHN is a diversified regional innovator, turning underutilised properties into growth engines.