Cohabs in the news

Coliving in Brussels and other cities is growing rapidly, offering flexible housing but causing noise and regulatory challenges due to inadequate legal frameworks and neighborhood complaints.

The historic Passage du Nord in Brussels was renovated into a 60-bedroom coliving space by Cohabs, blending heritage preservation with modern communal living.

Cohabs, a Brussels-based coliving company, is expanding internationally by opening a shared housing project in Brooklyn, New York, after successful growth and investment in Brussels.

Cohabs, a Brussels startup focused on coliving for young professionals, raised 58 million euros in new capital.

Cohabs introduced the Repubblica 7 co-living scheme amid growing investment and government focus on the UK Build to Rent housing sector.

Private companies are filling the housing gap in DC by offering flexible, room-by-room rentals to meet the demand for affordable and transient living spaces.

Cohabs transformed Brussels' historic Passage du Nord into a modern co-living space with shared amenities and preserved architecture.

Cohabs provides shared living spaces in NYC that emphasize community, social events, and convenience, attracting young professionals seeking a balance of independence and connection.

Cohabs provides a shared living community in NYC where young professionals live together in a social, convenient, and reasonably priced environment with a mix of private and common spaces.

Cohabs is expanding co-living spaces in Washington D.C. with large shared houses designed to reduce loneliness through community living and social events.

Cohabs is expanding co-living spaces in Washington D.C. to address loneliness by offering large shared homes with community events and affordable rents.

Cohabs is rapidly expanding co-living spaces in DC, offering furnished shared homes with amenities and community focus as an affordable option for young professionals and internationals.

Cohabs is rapidly expanding co-living spaces in DC, offering affordable, community-focused housing for young professionals and international residents.

Cohabs has launched its first co-living property in Washington D.C. with plans for more developments.

Cohabs is transforming the historic Passage du Nord in Brussels into a unique coliving space after renovation by a local architecture firm.

Chloe moved from Miami to NYC to join a Cohabs co-living community in Bed-Stuy, seeking friendship and an affordable, amenity-rich living space.

Cohabs operates sustainable, community-focused coliving residences with shared amenities and adaptive reuse design, including a playful, second-hand furnished site in Brooklyn.

A New York engineer pays $2,100 monthly to live with 23 roommates in a Cohabs communal home offering furnished rooms and shared amenities.

Cohabs launched a new sustainable, community-focused coliving residence in Brooklyn as part of its expanding urban housing network.

A tech professional pays $2,100 monthly to live in a shared Cohabs home in Brooklyn with 23 roommates, enjoying private furnished rooms and communal amenities as an affordable, social housing option.