Co-living is being embraced in many Asian cities by younger workers, particularly from the IT sector, with operators able to charge rents even higher than ordinary homes in many cases.
But in Hong Kong, the emerging sector is only still being viewed as a short-term solution to the city’s housing problem, offering affordable homes to those who could otherwise only afford to stay in the family home, share a rented flat or live in the city’s notorious subdivided flats, according to…
Source : South China Morning Post
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