By HSC Management
Upwardly mobile consumers are leasing private rooms in urban buildings, sharing upscale kitchen and living spaces with other like-minded people.
This trend may not seem like a relevant topic for residential real estate agents based in the suburbs.
But any agent who wants to know the full scope of clients’ housing needs over a lifetime should take notice of what is happening in the co-living space with companies such as Common, led by entrepreneur Brad Hargreaves, who spoke at an ICNY panel session, “The New American Dream: How co-living is disrupting real estate.”
