Co-living – in which renters have their own bedrooms but share other space like kitchens and living rooms – is taking off in Hong Kong, with operators planning to triple the number of units available by the end of next year.So far, only about 400 of these big co-living units exist in a city known for a chronic shortage of affordable housing. But operators want to boost that to 1,400 units – each of which may have 10 or more individual bedrooms – by the end of 2020.Co-living is still in its…
Source : South China Morning Post
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