How Co-Living Is Reshaping Urban Housing
Experts weigh in on how co-living has risen as a community-driven solution to urban housing challenges, blending privacy and sociability.
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Experts weigh in on how co-living has risen as a community-driven solution to urban housing challenges, blending privacy and sociability.
This community is part of the developer’s project in the Lincoln Park neighborhood. Structured Development’s Post Chicago, a co-living community in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, is nearing completion, with the developer opening a model unit.
The Seng is a 34-unit condo building that aims to attract middle-income families previously priced out of the area. A three-bedroom unit might go for $333,000, the developer said, compared to the market average of $700,000 in the neighborhood.
The Seng is a 34-unit condo building that aims to attract middle-income families previously priced out of the area. A three-bedroom unit might go for $333,000, the developer said, compared to the market average of $700,000 in the neighborhood.
The Seng, a building completed near North and Clybourn avenues, is being marketed to working families who find other starter homes beyond their budgets.