Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: Liverpool City Council has said that coliving developments must adhere to residential policies set out in its newly adopted local plan, including minimum space standards.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Singapore: Real estate management services company LHN Group is to open two properties in the Katong area under its coliving brand Coliwoo.
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: Oaktree Capital has partnered with Balance Out Living and will develop a £1 billion coliving portfolio in London before targeting Europe.
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: 301 coliving apartments aimed at millennials and graduates are to be built in Guildford town centre.
Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: Fund manager Moorfield has agreed to forward fund an 81-bed coliving scheme near Ealing Broadway.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hong Kong: Dash Living has signed an agreement to take over the management of Travelodge Central on Hong Kong’s Hollywood Road.
Reading Time: < 1 minute France: Ascott has entered into an agreement to acquire a property in Paris for the development of the first and flagship lyf property in Europe, lyf Gambetta Paris, set to open in 2024. Located in a former printing house, the first lyf-branded property in Europe will be situated in Paris’
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: Vita Group has secured funding from Cain International and PGIM Real Estate to finance the construction of Union, its two-tower coliving scheme at Allied London’s Enterprise City. Cain will provide £148 million, with PGIM Real Estate contributing £43 million. Construction of the towers is underway, with Renaker appointed as
Reading Time: 2 minutes Singapore: Ascott has expanded its lyf portfolio to 17 properties with more than 3,000 units in 13 cities and nine countries. The expanded portfolio includes the newly opened lyf Mid-Town Hangzhou, Ascott’s first lyf-branded coliving property in China. It also secured a management contract for its second lyf property in
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: Woodbourne Group has submitted plans for 265 coliving units at the Curzon Wharf mixed-use development at Birmingham’s Dartmouth Circus. The scheme features studios ranging from 20 to 35 square metres in response to planning criticism of previous coliving shames which had units less than 15 square metres in size.