??? Showcasing Belgian creativity Cohabs?embodies Belgium’s ingenuity in addressing modern urban challenges. They’ve created an urban living concept that combines flexibility, affordability, and sustainability with a true feeling of home. With 2,000 members across Europe and the U.S. and another 1,000 rooms in development,?Cohabs?is redefining what it means to live—and belong—in a big city. ? ?? Big cities are often lonely places. Belgian Cohabs?has a solution. Moving to a big city can be a daunting experience, especially for young professionals on flexible job assignments or shorter stays. In Washington, D.C., where half of all households consist of one person, this challenge is particularly acute. Singles aged 25 to 34 are driving the city’s growth—exactly the demographic that Belgian?co-living company?Cohabs?is designed for. ???? Sustainability meets belonging Cohabs?isn’t just about stylish homes, it’s about a sustainable and community-focused lifestyle. As a certified B Corp, they prioritize energy-efficient installations, ethically sourced materials, and waste reduction. A dedicated app encourages residents to manage their own energy consumption and participate in shared activities, enhancing a strong sense of belonging and community. ?? Belgian roots, global impact Founded in 2016 by three Belgian entrepreneurs,?Cohabs?has rapidly expanded its footprint in European cities and the American East Coast, with 60 properties in Brussels and 17 (500 rooms in total) in New York City. Now, they’re developing five projects in Washington, D.C. All buildings are the property of the company. ?? More: https://cohabs.com Ministry of Foreign Affairs Belgium, Cohabs, Michel Wallemacq, hub.brussels, hub.brussels | Americas, Kathlijn Fruithof, Lucy d'Alen?on, Elisa Richou, Max Cuttler #urbanliving #urbanchallenges #cohousing #housing #cohabs #sharedhomes
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