Co-living juggernaut Common planning $300M expansion
Co-living brand Common has announced major expansion plans across the United States. Over the next three years, the all-inclusive living company will open in Philadelphia,
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Tishman-Speyer partners with co-living brand Common to cater to urban families
Tishman Speyer and Common, the co-living brand, have launched Kin, the country’s first residential brand tailor-made for families living in and near cities. Kin buildings
Aussie transplant riding co-living wave to success
It was years ago that Sophie Wilkinson left Down Under, but now she’s one of the main influencers behind an up-and-coming way of living in
Common to open eco-friendly co-living property in Hell’s Kitchen
Co-living company, Common, is partnering with YD Development to build its first Manhattan property. Located on 47th Street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, construction began
City brokers adapting to co-living sector
Brokers are like plumbers, they’re only as good as the tools in their toolbelts and co-living is quickly becoming an all-purpose patch kit. Whether the
Co-living concept charms another $40M out of eager US investors
New York-based co-living company kicked off the New Year announcing a $40 million Series C funding round led by Norwest Venture Partners. The deal brings
Private equity firm Harriman Capital invests $15M in Common co-living developments
Harriman Capital, a new real estate private equity firm, announced its first investment focused exclusively on coliving. The firm will pump $15 million into developing
Co-living company Common continues NYC expansion
Co-living company Common announced the launch of two new homes in Ridgewood, Queens and Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn: Common Cornelia and Common Lincoln. Common Cornelia is
Common co-living company opens Crown Heights locations
Co-living firm Common has launched two new locations in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Called Common Herkimer and Common Kingston, the properties increase the firm’s portfolio in
Co-living tempting New Yorkers with everything – including the kitchen sink, couch, cleans sheets and silverware
Forget co-working, the new buzzword is co-living. Startups and companies across the world are finding success with buildings that offer co-living: a luxury, millennial-fied version