The 6 Best Coworking Spaces in Singapore (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 6 picks

The best coworking spaces in Singapore in 2026 include JustCo for its network of CBD centres, WeWork at 22 Cross Street, The Working Capitol in Keong Saik shophouses, The Hive Lavender for lower-cost desks, The Work Project and TEC for multi-site networks, with published hot desk prices from about S$250 a month.

Singapore's coworking market runs from heritage shophouses to glass towers in the central business district (CBD). Published hot desk rates at the operators below range from about S$250 to S$440 a month before GST, and day passes from about S$50 to S$60, but prices change by centre, term and team size, so always ask for a current quote. Many operators also sell virtual-office plans that provide a Singapore business address. If you are setting up in Singapore, see our accounting firms and immigration advisers guides.

1. JustCo — Marina Bay

A network of CBD centres with coworking, private offices and virtual offices on one-month terms.

Specialty Hot desks, dedicated desks, private offices, virtual officesBest for Freelancers, teams and enterprises

JustCo's Singapore page lists ten centres, including JustCo Marina One West Tower and East Tower, Hong Leong Building at 16 Raffles Quay, 18 Cross Street, OCBC Centre East, International Plaza, 108 and 120 Robinson Road and UIC Building, plus The Boring Office at The Octagon on Cecil Street. It offers hot desks and dedicated desks, private offices for teams of 1 to 49, enterprise offices for 50 or more, virtual offices and bookable meeting rooms.

The site says memberships can start from a one-month commitment with no multi-year lock-in, and that prices depend on plan, team size and contract length. It adds that rates in the CBD are typically higher than outside it and similar to conventional office rents there, and quotes are by request.

Good to know: Ask for a quote for each centre, as CBD prices differ from non-CBD ones.

JustCo Marina One West Tower, 9 Straits View, #05-07, Singapore 018937

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2. WeWork 22 Cross Street — Chinatown

A Chinatown WeWork with day passes from S$50 and memberships from S$439 a month.

Specialty Day passes, memberships, private officesBest for Freelancers and teams

WeWork's page for 22 Cross Street, in China Square Central, lists a day pass from S$50 a day plus taxes, WeWork All Access Plus from S$439 a month (S$374 a month on a 12-month plan) plus taxes and fees, and meeting rooms from S$34 an hour. Private offices for teams of 1 to 100-plus and full floors for 50-plus are quoted on request.

The building is a few blocks from the Singapore River and near Telok Ayer MRT. WeWork's site also lists other Singapore buildings including 60 Anson Road and Suntec Tower 5. Trade press reported in 2025 that WeWork had cut back its Singapore footprint, so confirm the location is open before you go.

Good to know: Ask about the 12-month plan if you want the lower monthly rate.

22 Cross Street, #01-01, Singapore 048421

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3. The Working Capitol — Keong Saik, Chinatown

Heritage shophouse coworking in Keong Saik, with a hot desk from S$250 a month.

Specialty Heritage shophouse coworkingBest for Freelancers and teams of 2 to 200

The Working Capitol's website describes more than 40 heritage properties across Keong Saik, Telok Ayer and Ann Siang, with its flagship at 1 Keong Saik Road. It lists WorkSpot hot-desking at $250 a month, WorkDesk dedicated desks at $800 a month, WorkSpace private offices from $600 per person a month for teams of 2 to 10, and WorkConnect virtual addresses at $48 a month.

The site also lists custom shophouse spaces for teams of up to 200, community events and a one-month deposit with two-month termination notice and no fees on serviced leases. A WorkSpot day trial is available.

Good to know: Book the WorkSpot day trial before committing.

1 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089109

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4. The Hive Lavender — Kallang

A lower-cost coworking space near Bendemeer MRT, with photography and podcast studios on site.

Specialty Hot desks, dedicated desks, studiosBest for Freelancers and creative teams

The Hive Lavender's website lists hot desks from S$275 per person per month, dedicated desks from S$525, booth desks from S$700 and private offices from S$825. The space also has three meeting rooms, a design workshop, photography studios and a coffee lounge.

The Hive's own site says it has five Singapore locations in total, including Hive Carpenter, Hive North Bridge Road and Common Ground Beach Road, and lists Hive Studios within the Lavender centre, with a portrait studio, a fashion studio and a podcasting studio. The nearest MRT is Bendemeer.

Good to know: Call the centre on +65 6291 7861 to check availability and current rates.

Level 6, 1 Kallang Junction, Singapore 339263

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5. The Work Project — Bugis, Kampong Glam

An 11-centre network from the CBD to Science Park, with hot desks from S$408 a month.

Specialty Hot desks, dedicated desks, virtual officesBest for Freelancers and teams

The Work Project's Singapore page lists 11 centres, from 6A Shenton Way and 6 Battery Road to Capital Tower, Asia Square, CapitaSpring, Great World City and Singapore Science Park, plus its Bugis centre on Level 10 of Parkview Square. It lists hot desks from S$60 a day or S$408 a month, dedicated desks from S$750 a month and virtual offices from S$85 a month, with meeting rooms and event spaces pay-as-you-go.

Prices on the page vary slightly by section, so ask for a current quote for your centre. The Science Park centres suit tech and biotech teams, while Bugis and Great World City are outside the Raffles Place core.

Good to know: Compare the centres, as prices and facilities differ by location.

Level 10, Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188778

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6. TEC (The Executive Centre) — Raffles Place

Premium serviced offices and coworking across towers such as Ocean Financial Centre and Frasers Tower.

Specialty Serviced offices, coworking, virtual officesBest for Companies of all sizes

TEC's Singapore page lists centres at Ocean Financial Centre, Singapore Land Tower, One Raffles Quay, Capital Square, Frasers Tower, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, IOI Central Boulevard Towers and The Gateway West. Offerings include hot desks, dedicated desks, day offices, day passes and coworking passes, private and managed offices, virtual offices and meeting rooms.

TEC does not publish prices on the page we checked, so ask for a quote. It is aimed at companies that want a premium CBD address.

Good to know: Ask which centre includes the views and facilities you want, and request a written quote.

Ocean Financial Centre, 10 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049315

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Frequently asked questions

How much does coworking cost in Singapore?

Published prices at the operators here start at around S$250 a month for a hot desk at The Working Capitol (WorkSpot), S$275 per person per month at The Hive Lavender and S$408 a month at The Work Project, with WeWork's All Access Plus from S$439 a month plus taxes at 22 Cross Street. Dedicated desks start from about S$525 at The Hive Lavender and S$750 at The Work Project. Check the current price and what is included before you sign.

Can I get a day pass at a Singapore coworking space?

Yes at several operators. WeWork lists a day pass from S$50 a day plus taxes at 22 Cross Street, and The Work Project lists hot desks from S$60 a day. The Working Capitol offers a WorkSpot day trial, according to its website. Check availability by centre.

Can I use a coworking space as my Singapore business address?

Several operators sell virtual-office plans. The Working Capitol lists WorkConnect for virtual business address registration at S$48 a month, The Work Project lists virtual offices from S$85 a month and JustCo and TEC both list virtual offices. Confirm with the operator that the service meets the registered-address rules for your company type before you rely on it.

Is there a coworking space outside the CBD?

Yes. The Hive Lavender is on the Kallang side at 1 Kallang Junction, near Bendemeer MRT, and The Work Project lists centres at Singapore Science Park, Great World City and Parkview Square near Bugis. JustCo says rates in the CBD are typically higher than elsewhere.

Do coworking spaces in Singapore have long contracts?

Often not. JustCo says memberships can start from a one-month commitment with no multi-year lock-in, and The Working Capitol lists a two-month termination notice with no fees on serviced leases. Check each operator's terms.