Co-Living: Sharing Economy, Downsizing, Experiences

Co-living networks (such as Selina and Outpost) will continue to grow.

Develop value-add services for co-living spaces (fitness training, massages, cleaning, shuttles, catering, tours)

Co-living spaces will form around interests, i.e., house music lovers, startup founders, tennis players and more.

Create specialized furniture for co-living common areas

Many who can afford to live alone will choose community over seclusion

Create subscription services for co-living residents (snack packs, dry cleaning, curated clothing boxes)

Equity firms will do ‘co-living rollups’ to form networks. Branding, booking, accounting and other services will be consolidated.

Niche co-living spaces will be used for mentoring. A community of retired lawyers may provide legal advice to startup founders. (Prediction by Keith Bradley)

Create a co-living quiz to match residents to spaces

The next recession will lead to more co-living. (EDIT: Unless the next recession is caused by a pandemic 🥴)