The Surprising Boom in Pandemic Co-Living
The Surprising Boom in Pandemic Co-Living Copy link By Isabelle Lee Copy link SourceJOHANNES EISELE/Getty WHY YOU SHOULD CARE The pandemic was expected to kill co-living. Instead, it has thrived as people look for a sense of community. By Isabelle Lee February4, 2021 Experts expected the pandemic to potentially deal a death blow to co-living, amid social distancing and fears of proximity to others. But as the pandemic stretched on, growing demand for a sense of community to battle loneliness has spurred a surge in co-living. The industry is now poised to expand exponentially. When Caroline L...