Casa Mia Coliving reviews and ratings

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ever since they acquired by Cove the quality dropped. STAY AWAY - can choose other co living. the service has dropped

Beware of this company. These photos show the state of my room when I moved in August 2022. There was black mold everywhere. They made sure to put a crappy welcome basket on the desk but somehow ignored that the room looked disgusting. This was the first of many times that Casa Mia clearly cuts corners (as many other reviews have stated) instead of just being a company of integrity and quality. It took several emails from me for them to finally come and “fix” the problem. Their idea of fixing black mold in a small bedroom was to simply paint over it and every time, the mold would come back. It has now been years since I lived at Casa Mia and I have had consistent respiratory issues due to the black mold exposure in the room. Aside from that, the rooms are incredibly overpriced and in general poor condition. They clearly just prey on new expats in the city who don’t know better. Please do not live here. There are many better options

Avoid Cove/Casa Mia – Greedy Management and Unlawful Double-Renting Practices I stayed at a Casa Mia (now Cove) property at Teresa Ville for 6 months and was a loyal, quiet, and prompt-paying tenant. However, my experience during move-out was a nightmare due to their rigid and predatory management style. When I had to move out with slightly less than the required 30-day notice due to personal circumstances, Cove showed zero flexibility. Instead, they used it as an opportunity to maximize profit at my expense: 1. Unjust Enrichment: Cove withheld my full security deposit ($1,650) to cover the 30-day notice period. However, they successfully re-let the room just 14 days later. Despite this, they refused to offer a pro-rata refund, effectively collecting double rent for the same room from two different people. 2. Harassment & Inconsistency: While their Operations team officially terminated my access and acknowledged I had moved out, their Finance team continued to harass me with automated invoices and threats of "late fees" and "legal action" for the full month of January. They even threatened "eviction" from a room I had already vacated and handed back keys for. 3. Poor Communication: My multiple attempts to resolve this reasonably were met with scripted, legally inconsistent responses. They ignored the fact that they suffered zero financial loss and chose to hide behind rigid clauses to keep my money. Warning to Students and Expats: Cove/Casa Mia does not care about tenant relations or fairness. They are a corporate machine designed to squeeze every cent out of you. If you value your security deposit and want to be treated with basic professional courtesy, look elsewhere. There are plenty of other co-living operators in Singapore that actually value their members. Avoid Cove at all costs.

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Updated: I've been wrongfully evicted out of Casa Mia shortly after this post went online. Don't stay here unless you want to advocate for yourself for every minor thing and be gaslit by management. I chose Casa Mia thinking I can have a fuss-free experience without dealing with landlords, but a few months in and the experience is just as bad talking to their team. The rooms and facilities are okay, but the support team and management are horrible at dealing with maintenance and try to charge any additional requests to you. Even with things clearly stated that should be covered on their website or your contract, they'd make you pay for it separately. Very messy management of the coliving part, and will turn against you when it comes to anything involving money. Be prepared to be gaslit into paying for things that should be covered in your contract, sudden extra charges (as told by my flatmates), being blamed for problems that Casa Mia should help manage in the house and having to ask for things that should have been provided in the first place.

Very hospitable & professional coliving management 🙏

Kind and fast answers. The kitchens are not in the best shape especially when it comes to equipment. The welcoming was warm. The most unsatisfying point is the unclear pricing. For maintenance, water/electricity and cleaning you share it by rooms and not by people living in the flat. Meaning two people live in a big room pay the same as one person lives in a small one. You can expect 10-30% more total costs added to the monthly rent. Of course, read the contract carefully. I would not say hidden fees tho some is not clear enough. If you move in be aware of that mentioned monthly higher costs.

The rooms exactly match the virtual tour and the homes I've seen have all been spacious, clean and well-kept. Have had a positive experience on all fronts so far, and would highly recommend Casamia !