Want to Own a Coliving with
20% Average Rate of Return?
Reach out and we will build one for you!
New buildings,
New renters,
Exceptional profits
Coliving homes provide private furnished bedrooms within beautiful shared suites, where convenience and value go hand-in-hand with comfort, community and high profits for the owner.
Members enjoy the privacy of their own furnished bedrooms with access to community in beautiful shared suites and community spaces in their homes. One all-inclusive rate covers their rent, cleaning, laundry, and more.. Best yet, super efficient use of the property earns substantially higher returns for the owner.
Featured projects
Take a look at the amazing profitable properties
2 bd 2 ba 1,600 sqft
$295,000 Total Investment
$7200 Projected Rent
$323,000 Total return / 3 Yr
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Great time to own a coliving
More than ever Americans live with a roommate. Colivings properties provide exceptional shared housing experience for roommates, while producing more rental income per square foot.
32%

American adults who live with either a roommate or parent
88%

Renters age 24 or younger nationwide who are searching for a home they intend to share
25M

Americans who live with roommates, up 26% from 1995
Coliving Boom
The huge demand and well tested business model has attracted over $20MM investments to co-livings. The potential for co-living is even greater than that of co-working, because the residential real estate market is twice that of commercial real estate.
INSIDE THE MILLENNIAL-INSPIRED CO-LIVING BOOM

Co-living is a win for tenants, city governments, and landlords eager to reap the benefits of higher housing density, fewer commuters, more salary earners, and more rental income per square foot. This trend is likely here for the long haul.
CO-LIVING FIRM WINS $1.1 BILLION INVESTMENT FOR EUROPE EXPANSION

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PRICEY HOUSING MARKETS MEAN CO-LIVING BUILDINGS ARE ON THE RISE

MONDAY is "Game of Thrones" night at The Collective's Old Oak building. Millennials congregate in TV rooms around the 11-storey, 550-person block... This is not a student dorm, however. It is home.
Own housing for new renter
We redevelop properties for an under-served co-living market, so you can achieve higher real estate returns while offering renters a better experience.
  • Annual Yield 400bps above market level
    We cherry pick the most profitable properties, as we know the construction costs and projected earnings. So our properties have exceptional rate of returns.
  • Construction cost decreased by 20-30%
    We know the construction costs before we buy a property. 30 years of construction experience and knowledge of local building codes shorten the pre-construction phase and save meaningful dollars during the construction.
  • Development cycle as short as 9 months
    We have mastered every step of the way from acquisition and construction to leasing the coliving. Every step is managed in house, so you will receive your first rent in months not years.
Our team
Our team is small but mighty. We're San Fransciso special forces for building profitable colivings.
  • Max Holden
    General Contractor

    Provides reliable time and price estimates. For 22 years, Max has been delivering remodeling projects on time and on budget.
  • Eva Stark
    Real Estate Broker

    Eva is Google for investment properties. For a decade she helped investors to She cheery picks properties for coliving redevelopment.
  • Julia Bush
    Structural Engineer

    Julia has been structural engineer before Millennials were born. She knows her way around building department and gets the plans approved the first time.
  • Carlos Lott
    Property Manager

    Carlos makes sure our homes are friendly, our shared spaces are beautiful, our roommates happy and your cashflow is stable.

This is a great time to invest, even with fears of a potential recession. A downturn would only increase demand for coliving, akin to how co-livings grew during the tail end of the last recession.
Gunther Schmidt, CEO of Quarters
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