Co-living arrangements can be part of the solution to the housing affordability crisis and shortages in the rental market.
But there are many challenges to be resolved before this becomes a mainstream asset class.
Co-living involves unrelated residents sharing a property. In some cases, residents have self-contained accommodation within a property. In others, residents have their own bedroom and share living spaces.
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