AN ENTREPRENEUR is hoping to combat the housing crisis with his latest initiative. Stuart Scott, an award winning property expert, is spearheading a new movement in “urban shared living” in Brighton. His company, Co-Living Spaces, has constructed a number of shared houses which have been designed based on what Stuart thinks young professionals are looking for in a property. Each house contains the standard amenities – including a kitchen and individual bathrooms for each tenant – as well as gardens, roof terraces and co-working spaces. Each tenant in the property pays between £650 and £750 a month, including bills, which Stuart says is an affordable price. His houses can be found across Brighton and Hove, and in Eastbourne. Stuart said: “If you think that a one-bedroom flat is on average around £1,000 a month to rent plus bills, this offers really good value for money. “It’s ideal for young professionals – especially those who have just arrived in the city as they’ve got a ready-made community. “We want to be at the forefront of the micro-living movement as the market transitions to flexible co-living and co-working.” For more information visit www.co-livingspaces.co.uk
Shared - housing property developer Co - Living Spaces is looking to combat the UK 's housing shortage with urban residents living in Brighton . The housing options , which include individual bathrooms and shared amenities like kitchens , toilets , roof terraces and co - working accommodation , are priced between £ 650 ( $ 793 ) and £ 750 per month . The centre 's director , Stuart Scott , said the spaces are ideal for young people , providing a community spirit at an affordable price , significantly lower than the £ 1,000 average rent for a one - bedroom flat in Brighton and Hove .