Richard Yue, chief executive officer of Arch Capital Management, believes co-living will be the driving force of Hong Kong’s future property market amid demand for affordable housing in the world’s most expensive city for real estate.
Already proven to be a success in Europe and the United States, co-living is a form of shared housing where rent not only covers a room or flat, but also communal spaces and entertainment facilities like restaurants, gyms, bars, libraries, spas and…
Source : South China Morning Post
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