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ProjectSmart Living Spaces · Spatial intelligence for the city

Small homes. Big lives.

KO-DA Smart Living is OneMark Properties’ brand for a new urban lifestyle. Compact homes — between 35 and 50 square meters — that prioritize efficiency and spatial intelligence, targeting sophisticated clients who value flexibility, mobility, and city living.

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Key factors

What defines value in this project.

Smart footprints

35–50 sqm designed to maximise functionality and the sense of space.

Invisible premium technology

integrated automation, sound, scene lighting and security — without complicating daily life.

Signature design and materials

aspirational aesthetics with coherent curation across projects.

Active common areas

co-working, gym, café, deliveries and shared storage.

Client profile

sophisticated, highly mobile professionals who value urban living and transit access.

Location

central neighbourhoods with excellent public transport and mobility options.

Brand strategy

a shared identity across all projects, reinforcing the KO-DA community.

Other projects

Beyond the projects under our four residential product lines, OneMark Properties develops real estate projects in partnership with institutional investors, family offices and private owners who want to leverage our operational ecosystem without building an in-house team.

Typologies and segments can extend beyond our segmented residential focus — with the same execution standards and governance rigour we apply to our own developments.

  • Partnerships across tertiary, hotel, logistics and other formats outside the four residential product lines.
  • Portfolio mandates and ad hoc projects with clear reporting and financial discipline.
  • Designed for partners who want our operating depth without mirroring an in-house development team.
  • Transparency, business proximity and delivery criteria aligned with our own pipeline.

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