Singapore's co-working companies are attempting to stand out from the crowd as consolidation of the sector becomes likely. More than 70 co-working companies now operate in Singapore, according to property services company JLL. WeWork arrived in Singapore via the acquisition of Spacemob in December and has eight locations to date. City Developments and Distrii recently unveiled a 62,000 sq ft co-working location at Republic Plaza, Singapore. City Developments' CEO Sherman Kwek cited Distrii's app technology as helping to retain more customers. The Straits Times
Singapore's co-working companies are attempting to stand out from the crowd as consolidation of the sector becomes likely. More than 70 co-working companies now operate in Singapore, according to property services company JLL. WeWork arrived in Singapore via the acquisition of Spacemob in December and has eight locations to date. City Developments and Distrii recently unveiled a 62,000 sq ft co-working location at Republic Plaza, Singapore. City Developments' CEO Sherman Kwek cited Distrii's app technology as helping to retain more customers. The apps aim to increase teamwork for offices in different locations, assisting with video conferencing, booking desk and parking spaces.