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Common has staked out a dominant position in the co-living industry with its acquisition of competitor Starcity and other competitors going belly-up.
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Investors are expecting values to rise for co-living assets as the sector matures.
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The deamnd for co-living is growing rapidly across Europe. But despite investor interest in London and Dublin, the pipeline is not keeping up.
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The sale of The Collective Old Oak will test the market for first generation London co-living assets
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Henderson Park is buying The Collective Old Oak for less than half of its 2018 valuation.
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Live/work concepts could provide new options for South of Market employers feeling the crunch of rising costs.
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WeLive's flagship location at 110 Wall St requires members to waive their right to sue for damages or sign on to a class action lawsuit.
Common CEO and founder Brad Hargreaves sat down with Bisnow to talk about demand for afforable Millennial housing, Common's growth and the future of co-living.
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WeLive, more than a year after its only locations opened, is back with its biggest project ever, and first on the West Coast.
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The Collective plans 100,000 units in the next six years.
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