My view on coliving:

There are many different types of coliving spaces and operators:

• Shared apartments of 3 to 6 people that offer community events at the city level
• Houses of 10 to 30 people that are optimized for shared living spaces
• And large-scale developments, whether ground-up constructions or retrofits, going up to 500 people with large amenities and amounts of services

What makes out true coliving is not the form, but the style. To me, true coliving means that:

1. The operator creates real value for their residents and the space helps residents improve their well-being, whether mental, social, physical or emotional.
2. Residents are being integrated into their community easily and rapidly.
3. Operations go on smoothly, powered by technology and the right team.
4. The business has good financial foundations that allows it to run long-term.
5. And residents are encouraged to take on an active role in their community.

These pillars can be achieved in any type of coliving venture. They will make the difference between a good and great coliving space, and contribute to long-term success.

Who I work with:

I personally help coliving entrepreneurs, professionals and organizations who want to create state-of-the-art coliving ventures and transformative coliving experiences.

My clients are a mix between:

1. Starting coliving entrepreneurs who need direction on how to launch and develop their business activities.
2. Established developers who want to stand out with their concept and reach new levels of innovation.
3. Established coliving founders who need help improving their on-site processes and creating better community dynamics.