Co-living: the future of housing?
The new housing modality that is gaining ground in the Spanish market and its regulation in the different regions of the country.
Xavier Serramalera, Of Counsel at RocaJunyent, participates in this article published at the Iberian Lawyer website on co-living, noting that ‘it is a term that generally refers to buildings or residential complexes designed to provide common spaces and services to multiple owners or residents’.
On the other hand, ‘co-housing involves housing shared by more than one user, each with their own private space and access to common areas. The regulatory gap The main challenge lies in the fragmentation and rigidity of Spanish land-use, housing and urban planning regulations, which vary from region to region and are often inflexible’.
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