shared housing

But again, you've got to buy right as well.

Co-living, pad splits, right? This is similar to short-term rentals in the sense that it takes a traditional model, which is long-term tenants, and it kind of puts it on its head.

Co-living, pad splits is renting it out by the room, oftentimes on a weekly basis.

Sounds like a pain in the ass.

And it is...

And we like to pride ourselves being somewhat hospitality-led because drawing from my experience in running a boutique hotel, we have well-designed spaces that feels more like a boutique hotel, but yet gives you the comfort of home.

Co-living is at our top two floors, whereby we have rooms with communal spaces.

Level one to level four, we design it in a way that symbolizes more of the comfort of home, whereby people are tuned to bring their families into three and four bedrooms for longer term stays.

Okay, so you've got the bigger units where families can stay and then you've got the slightly smaller units where individuals can stay.