14 Feb 2024
Targeting next-generation travellers, both lyf-branded properties will offer an experience-led social living concept for guests on long- or short-stays.
lyf Bugis Singapore (Unveiling mid-2024)
Situated at the heart of the city in Bugis, a part of the Downtown Core district in Singapore, lyf Bugis Singapore is within walking distance to both Bugis and Bencoolen MRT train stations. The 308-unit property sits close to local shopping areas such as Bugis Street and offers guests easy access to the arts and heritage district of Bugis where local bars and dining outlets are located along Arab Street and Haji Lane.
The property will offer a wide range of amenities that support both social and active wellness. Shared spaces like coworking lounge ‘Connect’, social kitchen ‘Bond’ and laundrette ‘Wash & Hang’ will allow guests to decide on their preferred stay requirements, while providing opportunities for guests to interact with one another. ‘Burn’ the gymnasium further enables guests to keep active while on the go. A suite of programmes curated by the property’s Ambassador of Buzz will not only encourage meaningful engagement amongst guests, but also seek to drive mindfulness for individuals.
lyf Shibuya Tokyo (Opening 4Q 2024)
lyf Shibuya Tokyo is located in the world-famous Shibuya district, a dynamic intersection of Tokyo’s entertainment, retail, culture, art and technology sectors. Guests can enjoy a plethora of shopping and entertainment options at their doorstep including the popular department store, PARCO and retail chain Tokyu Hands just opposite the property. lyf Shibuya Tokyo is a five-minute walk from Shibuya Station, enabling guests to easily access the rest of Tokyo and its neighbouring regions as well as the airport via the nine different train lines connected to the station.
The 200-unit lyf Shibuya Tokyo will offer a range of well-designed apartment units and guests can enjoy lyf’s signature social spaces such as coworking lounge ‘Connect’, social kitchen ‘Bond’, laundrette ‘Wash & Hang’ and gymnasium ‘Burn’.