Property News · September 14, 2017

Co-living the new norm for young professionals priced out of Hong Kong’s property market


Safe, cosy and above all, affordable: a rare thing in Hong Kong, one of the world’s most expensive places to find a home.
But those are precisely the attributes that are driving young professionals in the city to opt for co-living spaces – small rooms built around communal living and cooking areas.
“It gives you a lot of flexibility, I can have my own private space while making friends,” said Andy Dong, 27, a corporate finance banker who has lived in the M3 International…

Source : South China Morning Post
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