The allure of co-living, a housing model promising affordable, furnished rooms and communal amenities, seemed tailor-made for Gen Z and millennials struggling with skyrocketing rents. Common Living, a pioneer in this space, emerged in Brooklyn in 2015, offering a vision of hassle-free living that resonated with young urbanites. Yet, despite the initial excitement and subsequent […]
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