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Student coliving: how to multiply the yield of a home
· 6 min read
Traditional rental vs. per-room student coliving: occupancy, income and professional operations.
Student coliving means renting the home per room, with included services (Wi-Fi, common-area cleaning, utilities) and centralised management. Done well, it lifts income and reduces vacancy.
A numeric example
- 4-bedroom flat in a university area
- Traditional rental: €950/month (€11,400/year)
- Per-room coliving: 4 × €380 = €1,520/month (€18,240/year)
- Annual gross uplift: +60%, estimated net: +35-40% after services
What professionalising requires
Individual contracts, tenant screening, agile maintenance, coexistence mediation and transparent owner reporting. We handle it end-to-end under Rent it Hospedajes.
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