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Faris Mokhtar reports on Figment’s unique approach to the nascent co-living market, offering distinctive heritage shophouses with a local flavour.
Co-living concepts are largely similar across Asia. Residents pay for a private room with a bed, and common areas like living, dining, kitchen and often bathroom, are shared.
Singapore’s Figment Pte is setting out to change that, offering residents their own piece of the city-state’s history and local flavor.
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