The company expects to have 30 rooms available in the city by the end of the month and 150 by the end of the year
The real estate and construction industry will increasingly have to grapple with an older population and consumers who want homes that can house extended families
The investment will develop 1,300 units over the next 3 years in NYC, D.C., San Francisco, LA, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Denver, Austin, Seattle and Miami
Companies like Starcity, Common and WeLive have made co-living one of the buzziest real estate trends in recent years as they open dorm-like buildings nationwide
A trend that will impact both urban and rural areas
Don't pigeonhole the types of people who might be interested in co-living