FAQ

1:What is a Co-living/shared living and why should i choose this lifestyle?

Co-living is a modern housing model where unrelated people share a living space and resources. Co-living spaces are designed for communal living, and often include shared amenities, a sense of community, and services to enhance the quality of life.

2:What are the benefits of co-living and why should i live here?

3:Why do i need to pay a last months rent?

Last month's rent is a payment made at the beginning of a lease that covers the final month of a tenant's tenancy:

Purpose

Landlords often collect last month's rent to ensure they receive payment for the final month of a lease. It can also help protect landlords from tenants who might try to avoid paying.
When it's paid

Last month's rent is usually paid at the same time as the first month's rent and security deposit, when the rental agreement is signed.
Benefits for tenants

Prepaying last month's rent can help ease the financial burden of moving out. If the lease is renewed, the payment typically carries over into the new term

4:Do you Prorate the rent if i move in the middle of the month?

No. What ever day of the month you move in is the day you pay rent every month. For example if you move in on the 13th of December that's the day you will pay rent every month.

5:Why do i need to show my bank statements and paystubs for the rental application ?

When applying for a rental, you need to show your bank statements to verify your income and financial stability, allowing the landlord to assess whether you can afford the monthly rent and are likely to pay on time; essentially, it provides concrete evidence of your ability to meet your lease obligations.

6:Will my things be safe and not get stolen?

Yes. We have security cameras in the common areas and exterior. Lockers for valuables. On site management. All doors have unique codes for locking. Your room door has a unique code only you and your roommates will have.

Affordability: Co-living is often more affordable than renting a studio apartment or buying your own place. Rent is shared among residents, and utilities and access to amenities are included in the rent.
Flexibility: Co-living offers variable lease terms, and you can move in and out relatively easily.
Community: Co-living provides a built-in community of like-minded people. You can connect with people from different backgrounds and cultures, develop new friendships, and collaborate on shared interests.
Mental health: Co-living can provide potential mental health benefits.
Amenities: Co-living spaces often have on-site amenities like games rooms, gyms, study areas, and workzones.
Remote work: Co-living spaces are usually well equipped for remote work, with high-speed internet and dedicated coworking spaces.