Your Guide To Co-Living Spaces In Hong Kong

Keen to try a new way of renting? From Dash Living and Weave to Owl Square, here are the best co-living spaces in Hong Kong, including shared apartments, flat complexes and more…

Have you heard of co-living spaces? Similar to co-working spaces and offices, co-living offers young professionals (especially in a brand-new city!) an alternative to traditional apartment and flat renting that’s far more affordable than what’s available in our city’s pricey property market. These co-living spaces are flexible (short-term rental plans!), spacious and modern, fitted with all the furniture and appliances you could need (like a serviced apartment!), and come with plenty of benefits and amenities (depending on the co-living space) and usually a communal space too, so you’ll feel right at home and well looked after. Here are our picks of the best co-living spaces in Hong Kong.

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Weave Studios by Weave Living – Co-Living options in lively urban locations

Weave Studios by Weave Living combines comfort, convenience and community — offering you a premium experience at an affordable price. Your spacious furnished home comes with stylish interiors and state-of-the-art appliances. Expect flexible rental terms, fun communal spaces, regular social events and easy online booking. It’s perfect for long stays, with the flexibility to start from just three days. Whether you are settling into Hong Kong or planning an extended visit, Weave Studios is great for those seeking lively urban locations. Monthly rates start from $9,000 for a hassle-free move.

Weave Studios, various locations across Hong Kong, 2155 1400, Instagram: @weave_studios, www.weave-living.com

Dash Living – Fully furnished co-living homes located in Central, Sheung Wan, Aberdeen and across Kowloon

Dash promises hotel-like comfort in its fully furnished spaces (each fitted with their own private bathrooms), with weekly housekeeping. Choose from studios and one-bedrooms in prime locations across Hong Kong Island and Kowloon (plus Singapore, Japan and Australia if you’re looking abroad) as well as serviced apartments like Dash Living on Hollywood and The Aberdeen by Dash Living. This co-living pick also hosts a wide range of monthly social events for its residents, including member-only fitness classes, lunch with exclusive partners, singalongs around the communal table, happy hour on the rooftop and more. Private rooms start from $10,800 and studios start from $11,300.

Dash Living, various locations across Hong Kong, 3001 5774, www.dash.co

Owl Square Co-living – Innovative and digitalised co-living spaces

Owl Square Co-living provides minimal, affordable and functional living spaces, with high-quality furniture sourced from Europe and Asia. Each unit comes with a fully equipped kitchen and unlimited wifi, as well as weekly cleaning and point-to-point laundry services. Plus, for extra convenience, the Owl Square app allows you to unlock your door and pay your bill with a simple tap. Most furnished studios start from $10k depending on your location (there are dozens to choose from in Hong Kong Island and Kowloon!).

Owl Square Co-living, various locations across Hong Kong, 6110 2426, owlsquarecoliving.com

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Commune Share – Eco and community-driven co-living experience

Commune Share aims to provide a flexible and community-driven co-living space, with everything you need to live, work and play. It takes several steps to care for the environment as well as its residents – such as by using eco bedding, having water dispensers in all homes and encouraging recycling. We’re happy to see Commune continue to expand with its newly launched location in Victoria Park and it’s soon-to-open spot in Sai Wan. Private bedrooms start from $8,000.

Commune Share, various locations across Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 5286 7954, communeshare.com

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Nathan Residences – Affordable co-living apartments in Kowloon

Nathan Residences offers 87 furnished co-living apartments in a single building, located in the heart of Kowloon! You’ll enjoy a 24-hour security surveillance system, and 24-hour access to the co-living communal areas — including a lounge, reading room, cooking area, and laundry room. It’s affordable, with a seamless moving-in experience – making it a great option for students or folks new to the city. Options range from 90 sq ft studios from $9,200 to 270 sq ft suites from $17,800 (all for three month minimum stays), so you’re sorted no matter your budget!

Nathan Residences, 483-485A Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3896 5316, www.nathanresidenceshk.com

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The Nate – Cosy and lux co-living property in Tsim Sha Tsui

Conveniently located in Tsim Sha Tsui, The Nate’s serviced studio apartments come with a private en-suite bathroom and fridge, unlimited wifi and housekeeping thrice a week. Plus, access to spacious common areas: a fully-equipped kitchen, laundry room, working and lounge spaces and a rooftop with nice views. Not to mention, resident benefits from the brand’s partners.

The Nate, 176 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 6688 3746, livethenate.com

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Habyt (formerly Hmlet) – Global flexible co-living and housing rental company

Formerly known as Hmlet, Habyt provides rooms in shared houses and single-occupancy apartments all over Hong Kong. To find your perfect new home, its handy search function allows you to narrow down results by area, home type, length of stay and price. You can expect a fully-furnished space with utilities and unlimited wifi, weekly cleaning and maintenance, plus regular community events. Monthly room rates generally start from $11k.

Habyt, various locations across Hong Kong, 3001 5849, www.habyt.com

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Editor’s Note: “Your Guide To Co-Living Spaces In Hong Kong” was most recently updated in July 2025 by Veena Raghunath. With thanks to Nicole Moraleda and Sakina Abidi for their contribution.