Co-living has been tipped to become the next big hospitality trend, developing community and connections between individuals in ultra-luxury and basic budget locations. Los Angeles-based PodShare was founded in 2012 in response to the city's affordable housing crisis, and so far caters to 17 individuals with a 'social network with a physical address' at $40 a night. Many co-living spaces created by Sabbatical, Common, and Commonspace are including co-working spaces within their walls with new locations set to open in Puerto Rico, Mexico City, Montenegro, and New York.
Co-living has been tipped to become the next big hospitality trend, developing community and connections between individuals in ultra-luxury and basic budget locations. Los Angeles-based PodShare was founded in 2012 in response to the city's affordable housing crisis, and so far caters to over 5,000 individuals with a 'social network with a physical address' at $40 a night. Many co-living spaces created by Sabbatical, Common, and Commonspace are including co-working spaces within their walls with new locations set to open in Puerto Rico, Mexico City, Montenegro, and New York.