Reinventing Real Estate Podcast: Exploring the Future of Co-Living
Join hosts Jenna and Jamie Harris as they talk with Anil Khera, CEO of Node, about the future of co-living. He shares insights on market trends, US vs. European landscapes, and the journey of building a global brand.
Node’s New Co-Living Space Offers Instagram-Worthy Apartments For Rent
Co-working is not a new concept—just look at how big WeWork has become to see that the community-focused workspace isn’t going anywhere.
You’ll share this apartment with a stranger — but don’t dare call it a dorm
People get in other people’s cars and sleep in other people’s beds,” he said. “This is a natural expansion of the housing market in the shared economy.
Node Living Featured on TV3 – Dublin
Anil Khera, CEO de Node, detalla la propuesta de Node Living en Fitzwilliam Square, resaltando apartamentos y espacios compartidos.
Why Micro-Living is Our Future | Anil Khera, Founder & CEO of Node Coliving
Anil leads a global co-living company. Born in Canada, he founded Node in 2016, managing global expansion. With 20 years in real estate, Anil creates diverse, thriving communities.
Catering co-living spaces to busy professionals
Co-living company Node is moving into Canada, opening up its first residence in Kitchener. Anil Khera discusses how the company is able to build a community through matching roommates together.
Co-living apartments offer a sense of community for on-the-go millennials
The Toronto native graduated with a medical degree from the Univ. of Windsor in April’18. A few months later, she moved to NYC to launch her biotech startup and needed a place to live.
Renting by the Room, Revived
It’s the return of the S.R.O., with a twist as markets create new ways to counter rental prices that for many are out of reach.
The investment in flexible apartments is soaring in Spain.
The investment in serviced apartments multiplied by 3.5 in 2022, reaching 670 million. Among the most active mgmt. companies and funds are Greystar, Momentum, Bain Capital, Dazia, and Argis.
Is Co-Living 2.0 The Next Big Thing In Residential Real Estate?
It was this desire for a sense of community, alongside increasing levels of unaffordability in cities, that spawned the first wave of “co-living” concepts.
