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Co-living

Co-living (also spelled coliving) is a residential community model in which multiple unrelated people share living space and common facilities, typically managed by a single operator. It combines aspects of shared housing, cohousing and coworking, offering residents private bedrooms along with shared kitchens, lounges, and amenities.

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Co-living

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Triples100
Avg. degree1.95
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Co-living

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related to Europe · 20
Co-living → According, Aticco Living, Barcelona, Berlin, Coliving Insights, Countries, Enso Coliving, Europe, Germany, Haaus Coliving, In Europe, In Spain, London, Madrid, Netherlands, Node Coliving, Paris, Spain, United Kingdom, Valencia
related to North America · 15
Co-living → Bungalow, Common, Companies, COVID-19, In, In Canada, Los Angeles, Mexico, Mexico City, Montreal, New York City, Ollie, San Francisco, Toronto, United States
related to Asia-Pacific · 8
Co-living → Asia’s, Bangkok, Cities, Hmlet, Seoul, Singapore, The Assembly Place, Tokyo
related to Criticism and regulation · 5
Co-living → Barcelona, Berlin, Cities, Proponents, While
related to Concept and purpose · 3
Co-living → Operators, Studies, The
related to Global expansion · 1
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studentsinstance ofand affordability for groups0.80text
young professionalsinstance ofand affordability for groups0.80text
and digital nomads.Studies suggest co-living can promote more sustainable urban lifestyles through resource sharinginstance ofand affordability for groups0.80text
reduced per-person consumption of energyinstance ofand affordability for groups0.80text
waterinstance ofand affordability for groups0.80text
and spaceinstance ofand affordability for groups0.80text
Seoulinstance ofsupported by investment funds and housing startups.Asia-PacificCities0.80text
Tokyoinstance ofsupported by investment funds and housing startups.Asia-PacificCities0.80text
Singaporeinstance ofsupported by investment funds and housing startups.Asia-PacificCities0.80text
and Bangkok have seen rapid growth of co-living projects designed for mobile professionalsinstance ofsupported by investment funds and housing startups.Asia-PacificCities0.80text
international studentsinstance ofsupported by investment funds and housing startups.Asia-PacificCities0.80text
Hmletinstance ofwith brands0.80text

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