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Colivings in Johor Bahru

Looking for coliving spaces in Johor Bahru? Discover top-rated options for digital nomads and remote workers.

A quick comparison of the Colivings in Johor Bahru

The table below compares all colivings in Johor Bahru by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.

Updated: March 2026 • 18 Colivings Compared

Comparison of Colivings in Johor Bahru (2026)
Name Avg. Price/m Coliving Type Coworking Community Manager Reviews
Coliwoo Balestier 320 – – – – 4.9 stars
Coliwoo Bukit Timah Fire Station – APARTMENTS – – 4.9 stars
Comfyrooms Pte Ltd – SHARED_FLAT – FULL_TIME_MANAGER 4.8 stars
EVO House Services – STUDENT – – 4.7 stars
Huat Villa Living – – – – 4.7 stars
Bespoke Habitat Pte. Ltd. – – – – 4.6 stars
Wilby Residences Bukit Timah – APARTMENTS – – 4.5 stars
Coliwoo Boon Lay – – – – 4.1 stars
Easycity Balestier | Apartments and Coliving – – – – 5.0 stars
Casa Mia Coliving Sixth Avenue Room Rentals – – – – 4.5 stars
d'Habitat – Co-Living Spaces in Singapore (Ballota) – – – – –
d'Habitat – Co-Living Spaces in Singapore (Eastpoint Green Condo) – – – – –
Cosy Coliving Pte Ltd @ Northvale – – – – –
Casa Mia Coliving - Private Room Rental in Balestier – – – – 5.0 stars
M Collective Living – – – – 5.0 stars
Bespoke Habitat Connecting Spaces Pte Ltd – – – – –
Cozcove Living Pte Ltd – – – – –
Casa Mia Coliving Room on Rent in Macpherson – – – – –

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Why Johor Bahru is perfect for coliving

I loved Johor Bahru. It feels rough around the edges but alive. Hot and humid most of the year. Sudden rains happen. The food scene is wild. Street stalls, kopitiams, and night markets keep you fed for cheap. I found a tiny kopi shop where the owner plays old songs and locals argue about the best laksa. I read online about people who go to Desaru for beach volleyball on weekends. For digital nomads this town makes sense. Rent and food are much cheaper than Singapore. Fast internet is easy to find in cafes and a few co working spots. Many people cross the border to work or meet clients. There is a small nomad crowd. Meetups pop up now and then. Things to do after work include food hunts, mall hopping, and quick trips to nature or theme parks. For some, the city is perfect. For others, it may feel too quiet or rough. I liked the honest vibe.