New to a paying guest (PG) or co-living accommodation? You certainly will be excited about the new phase in your life. With new friends around yourself, you may end up socialising much more. However, … READ FULL STORY
With trains and flights cancelled due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus in India, people staying away from home may be left with no option, other than to continue living in their rented accommodations. … READ FULL STORY
Comparing paying guest (PG) accommodations can be tough, at least in the beginning. You will need to do some research and due diligence, before you get it right. Here are some things you must … READ FULL STORY
With metro cities becoming popular for higher-education and job hubs, the hunt for paying-guest accommodations (PG) is also on the rise. Cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai and Pune are popular PG destinations as … READ FULL STORY
With an aim to digitise the otherwise-unorganised market of paying guest (PG) accommodations and to boost the reach of organised co-living players, real estate portal Housing.com has launched an exclusive co-living section on its … READ FULL STORY
Co-living spaces have just started to get a formal structure in the country but have already become quite popular among students and millennials in the cities where this type of accommodation type exists. Startups … READ FULL STORY
With the growing migrant population across the country, the idea of shared living is finding many takers. Such accommodations are particularly useful for students, who head to cities to start their college life. While, … READ FULL STORY
There was a time, when a student housing option meant shabby rooms, overbearing landlords and limited food options. Now, it has emerged as an important real estate segment, with investors seeking to earn rentals … READ FULL STORY
A tenant who is a student or in the starting stages of his career, may not find it feasible to live in a property that commands a high rental. Often, such people live alone … READ FULL STORY
Co-living as a residential option is coming of age in India and many companies are offering their services in the co-living domain to millennials. These millennials, whether students or young professionals, are increasingly opting … READ FULL STORY
While millennials have been driving a number of businesses in the country like entertainment and restaurants for quite some time, of late they have begun giving a new shape and contours to a much … READ FULL STORY
The co-living market is taking off in the Asia-Pacific region, including India, as more people migrate to cities for jobs or education opportunities. This is opening up new opportunities for real estate developers and … READ FULL STORY
Seventy-two per cent of millennials (belonging to the age group of 18-23 years) have given co-living spaces a thumbs-up and over 55 per cent of the respondents in the age group of 18-35 years … READ FULL STORY
