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Craving community and affordability? Co-living might be your answer! Swipe through to see if co-living is the perfect fit for you ➡️ Imagine having your own private, furnished room in a stylish shared space with common areas like kitchens, living rooms, and even co-working spots! Plus, bills and amenities are usually included, making it affordable. 💸 But wait! Before you jump in, do your research. Every co-living space is unique, so find one that vibes with you. ✨ Think co-living is your jam? Let us know in the comments! 👇 - #Approva #coliving #communityliving #modernhomes #livingsolutions

Since the pandemic, there has been a significant increase in the amount of time people are spending outdoors. Over two-thirds of Americans admit that spending time outdoors is more important to them than it was in the year prior. Furthermore, over 50% of people strongly consider outdoor amenities when choosing a space to live. At Living Revolution, we’re at the forefront of this movement, creating beautiful and functional outdoor spaces for senior living, multifamily, and corporate amenity spaces. Explore some of the breathtaking outdoor spaces we've had the privilege of transforming. #OutdoorLiving #OutdoorInteriorDesign #SeniorLiving #Multifamily #AmenitySpaces #LivingRevolution

Co-living spaces are becoming a popular trend among modern urban dwellers. Curious about what makes them so appealing? Check out my latest blog, "The Rise of Co-Living Spaces: A Trend for Modern Urban Dwellers." In this post, I delve into: The concept of co-living and its benefits Why more people are choosing this lifestyle How co-living is impacting the real estate market Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eUDDwMVu I’d love to hear your thoughts on co-living. Have you experienced it or considered it? Let’s discuss in the comments below! #CoLiving #UrbanLiving #RealEstateTrends #CityLife #ModernLiving #2024HousingTrends

There are some hidden gems in the New York real estate market that you can rent for around 1000 USD per month. They are usually rooms in coliving spaces or in shared flats but with decent sizes, even common spaces, nice kitchens, and some facilities. One thing to keep in mind is that for this price, in some instances, you might have to live with a roommate or more. Let’s have a closer look at the cheapest coliving spaces, we were able to find in New York City in 2024! https://buff.ly/4aQN2fC #coworkingplace #coworkinglifestyle #coworkingday #coworkingcommunity #coworkingspaces #coworkingoffice #digitalnomade #digitalnomadspirit #digitalnomadslife #digitalnomadlifestyle #remotetribelife #homeofthedigitalnomads #sharedoffice #coworkingdesign #coliving #sharedspace #work #colivinglifestyle #nyc #newyork

"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." The Co-living sector frequently advocates that people are stronger when they come together and collaborate, and it was great to see so many of the sector's leaders, champions, and practitioners exhibit these values at Group and company levels to drive forward the SGSLC's mission: To secure greater flexibility in the Greater London Authority Shared Living LPG to safeguard innovation, and ensure that the product and resident's experience continues to evolve in response to demographic trends, operational data, and the needs of our members. Thank you to all of the SGSLC members who participated in the working groups, shaped the evidenced-based representations, and were forthcoming with sensitive operational data for the greater good: Savills JLL CBRE UK DP9 Limited DS2 Greystar Scape Watkin Jones Group Outpost Management Ltd YOO Moda Tide Node Infinite Partnerships Caddick Land Olympian Downing Amro Partners Gravity Coliving LHG - London Hotel Group Balance Out Living Truenorth Crosstree Real Estate Partners LLP Generation Partners Fifth State Muse Countryside Partnerships Common Ascot Group Ziser London Manner Hawkins\Brown CGL Architects Town Legal LLP Addleshaw Goddard HTA Design LLP PLP Architecture GRID Architects Rolfe Judd Architecture Spikeglobal IDOM Consulting, Engineering, Architecture Savile Brown Associates Applied Energy GAA and many many more. Read more at BTR News:

There are some hidden gems in the New York real estate market that you can rent for around 1000 USD per month. They are usually rooms in coliving spaces or in shared flats but with decent sizes, even common spaces, nice kitchens, and some facilities. One thing to keep in mind is that for this price, in some instances, you might have to live with a roommate or more. Let’s have a closer look at the cheapest coliving spaces, we were able to find in New York City in 2024! https://buff.ly/4aQN2fC #coworkingplace #coworkinglifestyle #coworkingday #coworkingcommunity #coworkingspaces #coworkingoffice #digitalnomade #digitalnomadspirit #digitalnomadslife #digitalnomadlifestyle #remotetribelife #homeofthedigitalnomads #sharedoffice #coworkingdesign #coliving #sharedspace #work #colivinglifestyle #nyc #newyork

Wisteria Square isn’t just about homes; it’s about offering a lifestyle that’s truly grand. The project is equipped with a range of amenities designed to enhance your living experience. Read our latest blog "The Ideal Home in Mira Road’s Happening Community" Know More: https://lnkd.in/dAvq7brf . . . #OriginCorp #WisteriaSquare #MiraRoad #Residential #Property #LuxuryProperty #Lifestyle #LuxuryApartments #DreamHome #InvestmentProperty #Blog #NewBlog #BlogPost #BlogForBusiness #BlogMarketingDigital

Placemaking goes beyond just aesthetics. It's about creating spaces that: Foster social connections: Bringing people together and encouraging interaction. Enhance quality of life: Making neighbourhoods more vibrant and enjoyable. Promote economic development: Creating attractive spaces that can draw businesses and residents. Reflect local identity: Shaping spaces that represent the unique character of a community. Placemaking is a powerful tool for shaping our cities and towns into places that are not just functional, but also meaningful and enjoyable for everyone. There are a few reasons why placemaking remains a topic of discussion and can be misunderstood: Competing Priorities Short-term gains: City planning often prioritizes immediate economic benefits over long-term social and environmental goals. Traffic flow: Car-centric infrastructure can still dominate, prioritizing vehicle movement over pedestrian and public spaces. Difficulty in Measurement Subjectivity: It can be challenging to quantify the impact of placemaking on things like social connection and well-being. Long-term benefits: The positive effects of placemaking may take years to become fully apparent. Public Misconceptions Focus on aesthetics: Some might see placemaking as simply beautification projects, overlooking the social and functional aspects. Gentrification concerns: There's a fear that successful placemaking projects can lead to rising property values and displacement of existing residents. However, there's a growing recognition of the value of placemaking.  As cities grow, well-designed public spaces become even more crucial for social interaction and a sense of community. There's a growing focus on walkable, sustainable cities with a strong sense of place. Is data and advocacy the answer? Tools are being developed to better measure the positive impact of placemaking on social and economic factors. By promoting awareness and demonstrating the benefits, placemaking can move from a misunderstood concept to a standard practice in creating vibrant and liveable communities. So get out there. Speak up. Promote. #urbandesign #cities #planning #placemaking #streets #Launceston

The Biggest Trends for Outdoor Spaces in 2024 In response to evolving outdoor living preferences, Deckorators highlights a growing emphasis on transitional zones, as revealed in its Contractor Insights Survey. Homeowners are prioritizing features such as pergolas, built-in seating, retractable screens, and covered decks to enhance comfort and privacy in their outdoor spaces. This trend underscores a shift towards creating versatile and inviting outdoor environments tailored to meet the needs of modern lifestyles.

We've seen a trend lately in multifamily toward health and wellness. There are lots of ways to achieve this in both the indoor and outdoor amenity spaces. One thing we've tried to do on some of these projects is use and apply the color green as much as possible. The color green represents nature, health and freshness and can really help add to the health and wellness vibe. In this example, we have plantings and trees of course, green synthetic turf, green furnishings, green materials like tile and faux green walls. We feel like this really helped add to the overall health and wellness mission of the project. How have you been able to achieve a health and wellness experience in your amenities? Loft Six Four #amenities #healthandwellness #multifamily #rooftopamenity