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Coworking space in Chinatown

Coworking space in Chinatown puts a desk in Singapore's shophouse quarter, with hot desks, dedicated desks and private offices a few minutes from Chinatown MRT station, and the Clarke Quay riverside covered too. Every price on this page is an asking price, so talking it down is our job rather than yours. No fee, and an answer inside 24 hours.
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Showing 5 of 5 spaces: serviced offices, traditional office space and coworking desks, by the month or longer. Prices shown are asking prices, and every rent is negotiable.

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Chinatown

What coworking in Chinatown costs

Checked 2 October 2026. A dedicated desk in Chinatown costs about S$560 a month on average, and a hot desk about S$415. Hot desks run from S$250 at The Working Capitol at 1 Keong Saik Road, and the top of the range is S$740 at Industrious on 269 South Bridge Road.

Most of these centres also have private rooms under the same roof. A room for four averages about S$675 per person on the serviced office side, so a team can begin on desks and take a room in the same centre as it grows.

Those are asking prices. We negotiate the rate you sign, and the operator pays our fee.

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What a coworking space here includes

You get a seat or a room, internet, meeting rooms, printing and pantry access on one monthly rate. A hot desk suits a few days a week, a dedicated desk keeps the same seat for you every day, and teams take private rooms inside the same centre. Agreements run month to month, and signing for 12 months usually brings the rate down.

Where the coworking spaces are

The centres we price run from The Hive on Carpenter Street by the Clarke Quay riverside to 1 Keong Saik Road on the edge of the shophouse quarter, with WeWork at 22 Cross Street, Industrious at 269 South Bridge Road and Spaces at Park Regis Tower among others. All of them are a few minutes from a station, and we can walk you through several in one visit.

Getting there

Chinatown station is on the North East line and the Downtown line, and an underground exit runs into the basement of Chinatown Point. Telok Ayer station on the Downtown line serves the Cross Street side, and Clarke Quay station covers the riverside addresses.

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How much is a coworking space in Chinatown?

A dedicated desk averages about S$560 a month across the centres we price, and a hot desk about S$415. Hot desks run from S$250 at The Working Capitol at 1 Keong Saik Road. All of these are asking prices, and the rate you sign comes after negotiation.

What is the lowest price for coworking in Chinatown?

S$250 a month for a hot desk at The Working Capitol at 1 Keong Saik Road, two minutes from Chinatown station. A dedicated desk runs from S$309 at The Hive on Carpenter Street.

Can I get a private office inside a coworking space in Chinatown?

Yes. Most coworking centres here have private offices inside them, averaging about S$675 per person for a team of four. In Chinatown you can open on desks and move up to a room in the same centre as the team grows.

What is the difference between a hot desk and a dedicated desk?

A hot desk means any open seat in the shared area, and it changes day to day. A dedicated desk is reserved for you, so your screen and papers stay where you left them.

Which MRT station is best for coworking in Chinatown?

Chinatown station, on the North East and Downtown lines, with an underground link into Chinatown Point. Telok Ayer station on the Downtown line is closer for the Cross Street side, and Clarke Quay station covers the riverside centres.

What does Nextspace charge?

Nothing. Nextspace is an office broker in Singapore. We show what each centre asks, negotiate the rent you sign, and are paid by the operator when a deal completes, so the search costs you nothing.