San Francisco-based Realtex plans to eliminate the two-hour commute by combining co-working with co-living. And its mixed-use approach is becoming more popular with local companies. The company is also looking at a new way of renting out its office space in downtown Los Angeles. Each studio apartment would have its own bathroom and basic kitchen, with residents sharing larger communal kitchens and lounges. Proposed plans also allow for space to be occupied by a theatre, gym, market or restaurant. Realtex is considering selling or leasing the entire development to one large employer.
San Francisco-based Realtex plans to eliminate the two-hour commute by combining co-working with co-living. The company is also looking at a new way of renting out its office space in downtown Los Angeles. Each studio apartment would have its own bathroom and basic kitchen, with residents sharing larger communal kitchens and lounges. Proposed plans also allow for space to be occupied by a theatre, gym, market or restaurant. Realtex is considering selling or leasing the entire development to one large employer.