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Urban Campus is a finalist in the first-ever edition of the Coliving Awards.

We have been nominated in 2 categories!

Coliving Awards is the first award show dedicated to highlighting key innovators, actors, and ideas that are shaping the coliving industry, and contribute to the development of this asset class transforming the future of living.

 

Urban Campus Coliving awards

 

The 2021 awards ceremony will take place on May, 6th, after a final vote, which you can participate in by clicking the following links.

You can also head out to the Coliving Awards website for a description of each nominated project.

Thanks to the Coliving Awards team for nominating us and to our great community! We could not be prouder.
We would also like to congratulate the other nominees for their great work and ambition to make the coliving industry flourish.

 

As a Community expert, Alana Daily, one of our experienced Community Developers, was invited to participate in a panel about “The Power of Trust | Creating a Community That Believes In Who You Are and What You Stand For” organized by CMX at our Malasaña Coliving in Madrid.

She had the chance to share her experience building the Urban Campus community, and how trust is built in a community and its importance when creating a strong and long-lasting relationship with members, and her approach to ensure she creates a tribe that believes in who they are and what they stand for.

The panel session ended with networking & drinks to conclude yet another successful CMX Connect event.

Thanks to CMX for choosing our venue and invite Alana to participate!

We hope all attendees had a great experience and got to learn more about creating trust within communities!

 

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As a Community expert, Alana Daily, one of our experienced Community Developers, was invited to participate in a panel about “The Power of Trust | Creating a Community That Believes In Who You Are and What You Stand For” organized by CMX at our Malasaña Coliving in Madrid.

She had the chance to share her experience building the Urban Campus community, and how trust is built in a community and its importance when creating a strong and long-lasting relationship with members, and her approach to ensure she creates a tribe that believes in who they are and what they stand for.

The panel session ended with networking & drinks to conclude yet another successful CMX Connect event.

Thanks to CMX for choosing our venue and invite Alana to participate!

We hope all attendees had a great experience and got to learn more about creating trust within communities!

 

Bouygues Immobilier, a leading real estate developer, organized a roundtable on AI at MIPIM in Cannes. Participants included prominent real estate investors and data scientists.

Whilst for many real estate investors and managers AI seems like a futuristic topic, Urban Campus routinely uses machine learning and other advanced methods to operate its spaces and manage its community.

AI algorithms are powerful tools to analyse data. That said, we owe to the community that live and work in our spaces to not only comply with data privacy laws but to ensure that the data is solely used to render better services to its members. At Urban Campus we have a people-centric approach in everything we do. That obviously extend to data management

John van Oost – CEO

 

Co-Liv! was the first global conference dedicated to the co-living movement. It was organized by PUREHOUSE LAB from 7-9 December 2017 and attracted more than 100 participants from all over the world.

Co-living means different things to different people and there are multiple economic models that are emerging. However, the overall objective is the same: to create a housing offer that is attractive, community-based, and affordable.

John van Oost and Christopher Bledsoe, co-founder, and CEO of Ollie, spoke about the risks and opportunities of financing co-living ventures offering both the US and European perspectives. Leading institutions, developers, and REITs have noticed the co-living movement and are starting to be active investors in both the buildings and the operators.