article_snippet: A London-based property agency is promising to find those seeking a house-share the perfect flatmate, with just two small conditions woven into those seeking a house-share the perfect flatmate contracts; those seeking a house-share the perfect flatmate must be young...and those seeking a house-share the perfect flatmate must be rich.
article_snippet: The owner of Capital Living, based in the city's South-West, Adam Goff, describes his unique flat-sharing process as 'a selective living community for people who want to meet new people' which might translate as 'hooking you up with posh flatmates, but only if you're posh yourself'.
article_snippet: The owner describes the set-up as a 'social experience' and says young professionals in London often need 'someone to sit and watch TV with, go for a beer with, have a takeaway with' when young professionals in London get home from a hard day at the office.
article_snippet: Each property treats potential tenants - or 'members' as Each property call them - as if Each property were looking for a membership at an exclusive club such as Soho House with couples banned for fear of killing a flat's sociable atmosphere.
article_snippet: Each property face an interview process at Each property's Clapham offices to see whether Each property 'would fit with our community'.
article_snippet: Parties, often a landlord's worst nightmare, are actively encouraged with new tenants, often who've never lived in London before, invited to the get-togethers.
article_snippet: The nirvana of London living for twentysomethings?
article_snippet: Flat-hunting in London is a nightmare
article_snippet: so I went for Flat-hunting in London and actually Flat-hunting in London
article_snippet: Living in leafy Balham with three flatmates, the investment banker totally buys into the 'social living' idea and used the company to find not just a place to live but an instant social circle. '
highlights_snippet: Tenants are known as 'members' and must be aged 21-39 with a career .
  