about us
On a mission to make coliving a wide-spread, life-enhancing alternative to the current forms of coliving
about
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about
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about
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about
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By 2030, there will be 1.2 billion more people on the planet, and 70% will live in cities
Rents in Berlin have rose over 120% since 2004. Property value in Amsterdam rose by 20.9% in 2018 alone.
Shaped by the fall of the nuclear family, thee riseof the freelancer and the change in values towards more sharing.
In the UK, 60% of 18 to 34 year olds say they often feel lonely often, which led to creating a Ministry of loneliness.
Our story
Our
story
Our
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Co-Liv started out under the name Purehouse Lab, which was meant to be a think tank for communal living operators. Founded by Ryan Fix, who run a 80-people coliving space in Brooklyn back in 2010, Co-Liv hosted the first coliving summit in 2016 in San Francisco and gathered for the first time coliving operators.
Since 2017, Co-liv became a registered non-profit organization, was run for two years by a full-time team, managed to host two consequent coliving summits in NYC and Paris. Co-Liv also published major publications - such as the Who is Who of Coliving - and started being accepted as industry representative body.
After an internal restructuring and the arrival of new board members, Co-Liv has quadrupled its impact in 2019: with the onboarding of 8 new local ambassadors, the creation of 15 events worldwide, a currently work-in-progress bestselling book and the ambition to host a 800-people event in June 2020, Co-Liv is stepping into its power to fulfill its mission to help the coliving scene flourish as a whole.
The team
The
team
The
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We are a decentralized network of highly collaborative coliving players
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Our partners are a key driver in supporting Co-Liv as a non-profit and catalyze our initiatives to new heights.
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