What is Co-Living?

A co-living house is a shared residential space where individuals live together and share common areas, such as kitchens, living rooms, and sometimes bathrooms. This housing model is designed to foster community, collaboration, and affordability, often appealing to singles, young professionals,  couples without children, digital nomads, military, active seniors, students, and people who value social connections.  

Key characteristics of our Co-Living homes include:

Private Rooms: Our Co-Living households offer secure private bedrooms for residents, though some  couples may share rooms as well.

Shared Spaces: Common areas like kitchens, living rooms, and  indoor and outdoor recreational spaces are shared among residents, encouraging interaction.

All-Inclusive Living: Rent usually includes utilities, Wi-Fi, storage, parking, household  and cleaning supplies, and sometimes amenities like home gyms or pools.

Flexible Terms: We offer month-to-month and shorter lease terms and flexible rental arrangements, making us ideal for people with transient lifestyles.

Although Co-Living is often compared to dormitory-style living, it is actually more upscale and tailored to adults. Meeting the needs of single and adult couples, it has gained popularity as a solution to urban housing challenges, combining affordability with a built-in social network.