What is Co-Living?
Co-living is more than just shared accommodation; it’s a lifestyle choice that fosters a sense of community. Typically, co-living spaces consist of private rooms for each tenant, with shared common areas, such as kitchens, living rooms and outdoor spaces. But this isn’t the only option one has when it comes to co-living accommodations.
Another type of co-living space is the one that has what is called micro-apartments. This is when each unit in a converted home contains its own space for cooking, relaxing and dining. Such conversions allow tenants to enjoy privacy while still paying less rent than usual.
These arrangements are particularly popular among students, young professionals and remote workers. This fulfils the need for affordable and convenient housing that comes with a built-in social network.