Pets have an important role in people’s lives and no one likes to leave them behind when looking for a new place to call home. Co-living in London and around the world is becoming one of the most popular forms of accommodation, particularly for young professionals in London, but it can be very hard to find the perfect co-living space that allows pets. Before you commit to moving in, whether co-living or another form of accommodation, if you have a pet, you will need to determine whether or not your furry friend will be able to live with you in your new accommodation. You should always check wi ..read more

A co-living space is a space rented by a number of people, all living under the same roof and in a community, but who will all have their own contract. Co-living spaces typically entail a private bedroom and bathroom and communal eating and living spaces. On the other hand, a co-housing or flat-sharing is generally a number of people sharing a traditional family style house that has not been directly designed to be shared. Usually, co-housing will be entirely communal apart from each resident’s bedroom. Co-housing will also not include access to facilities on offer in co-living spaces. Co-livi ..read more

Much of our lives have been changed over the last couple of years, covid has left a big impact on our world, our society and our lives. All of us have felt some change in our lives recently, whether it is teaching our children from home, working from home and working from co-living spaces and co-working spaces, video calling with friends or even as big as losing a job. Now that restrictions are starting to lift in the UK and around the world, with some elements of life returning to normal, how has our work been changed? What does work look like in a post-covid society? How Has Work Changed Po ..read more

Co-living in the UK as a lifestyle choice for busy urban professionals and those seeking the city experience is on the increase. With many in the modern world embracing more communal experiences, as well as living costs rising in major, urbanised areas, co-living has become a popular option for many people in London, and more widely across the UK, across towns and cities. Before making the commitment to move to a co-living space, it is important to understand and consider the benefits that this type of living experience can bring to you and your lifestyle. But exactly what is co living? Who us ..read more

In the UK and around the world, more and more people are choosing to live in co-living spaces, mainly in and around busy urban and city centres and with good reason. There are countless advantages to co-living space, no matter who and where you are or what you’re looking for. Something of an enigma in recent years, co-living spaces have been springing up around the UK and in high streets and city centres across Europe and the wider world. With more disused and empty retail and commercial spaces, co-living spaces provide a very logical use for prime real estate. How Does UK Co-Living Work? For ..read more

Co-living is a housing trend sweeping the world. It comes as an answer to an epidemic of loneliness and rising house prices; people want to live in major cities, in well maintained facilities without having to pay an arm and a leg. Co-living offers a countless range of advantages to those who choose it, including the flexibility to move all over the world when part of a membership of a co-living group. Co-living spaces are becoming more and more common all over the world. Moreover, with flexible contracts, co-living means you can travel the world, work in different countries and not break the ..read more

There are countless advantages to co-living in the UK; the rent, the lifestyle, the quality of the facilities, the central location of your trendy home and more besides, but co-living is not always right for everyone. Choosing to live anywhere can be a life-changing decision and one that should always be carefully considered. Co-living can be a big adjustment for many people and it is important that no matter what, you have considered whether it is right for you or not. Innovative Co-Living Co-living is becoming more and more popular because of its many advantages. For renters, it offers flex ..read more

A trend in co-living spaces has recently emerged across the UK, embraced by many looking to move to popular, in-demand areas at a more affordable price. But what exactly are co-living spaces? How do they work? And who are these spaces designed for? Here, we explore answers to all these questions and more, helping you get better acquainted with this resourceful way of living.  What Is a Co-Living Space? A co-living space, as its name suggests, is a space where a group of people live together. It’s where a group of people come together to share a home, helping cut down the cost of their re ..read more

Co-living is the ever-growing housing movement offering a new perspective to those looking to live in busy cities and business hubs like London, New York and many more.  Not to be confused with a house or flat share, co-living offers a huge array of amenities and advantages to all its residents. Although this concept has been around for some time, it’s recently been making the headlines more and more, and with good reason. Co-living in the UK and around the world is gaining major momentum among younger renters because of the unique opportunity it provides economically and in terms of life ..read more

Generally speaking, a co-living space is a space rented by a number of people who have their own contract and living space, but who share other elements of their living spaces. Co-living spaces usually entail a private bedroom and bathroom, with communal eating and living spaces which are shared by others living under the same roof. On the other hand, a flat-share will entail a number of people sharing a traditional family style house or apartment that has not necessarily been designed to be shared in the same way as a co-living space or a house of multiple occupancy (HMO). Usually, flat share ..read more