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Starcity Acquires Ollie as Co-Living Industry Faces Critical Juncture

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By Meghan Hall The future of urban housing and high-density residential development has come under the magnifying glass this year as the current pandemic put pressure on multifamily fundamentals in core markets. 2020 has proved a pivotal one for the nascent co-living industry, which had just begun to see wider acceptance and industry adoption at […]

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