Millennials are turning to co-living as they make a conscious decision to rent rather than buy. Many now rent furnished rooms, with all-inclusive monthly bills and access to communal facilities such as spas, restaurants and cinemas. I can understand the attraction, particularly for those who are new to a city; co-living schemes offer a built-in social life and the chance to meet other like-minded people. The co-living concept started in the UK but sites have sprung up across the Hong Kong , Hong Kong and UK as young people increasingly look for a luxury lifestyle in the short-term, rather than a home for the long-term.
Millennials are turning to co-living as they make a conscious decision to rent rather than buy. Many now rent furnished rooms, with all-inclusive monthly bills and access to communal facilities such as spas, restaurants and cinemas. The co-living concept started in the UK but sites have sprung up across the Hong Kong , Hong Kong and UK as young people increasingly look for a luxury lifestyle in the short-term, rather than a home for the long-term.