Halcyon and Folk acquire 352 coliving homes at Brent Cross Town as part of London's largest mixed-tenure masterplan, South Korea's coliving investment doubles to KRW 385bn with global institutional capital flooding Seoul, and Cheyne Capital's Taxi House sets a new sustainability benchmark as coliving's first BREEAM Outstanding post-construction scheme at scale.

Prime Phenix acquires a consented coliving site in West Ealing with development finance in place, Re:shape doubles down with senior hires and aggressive site targeting as London starts collapse, and Coventry's largest regional coliving scheme advances toward completion.

Re:shape secures the final phase of a major North London masterplan for over 500 coliving units as part of a 2.000-unit institutional platform, Mitsubishi Estate acquires Habyt's Asia Pacific portfolio in a strategic shift, and the Renters' Rights Act comes into force with sweeping changes to UK tenancy law.

Patron Capital's Vandor marketing process signals coliving exit liquidity has arrived in Iberia, AustralianSuper backs a major UK living platform with a veteran hire to match, and Royal Greenwich gives Packaged Living the green light on a landmark brownfield scheme in Woolwich.

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Goldman Sachs acquisition signals institutional coliving has arrived in Europe, Bristol breaks ground on its first major scheme, and new data reveals London's rental market is shifting decisively toward a summer-dominated letting cycle.

The UK's tallest coliving tower clears its final regulatory hurdle, Brentford's landmark GSK site wins consent for thousands of homes, and Salford unanimously backs its first purpose-built coliving scheme.

London's tallest modular coliving tower completes, Cardiff emerges as the UK's most active market outside the capital, and specialist lenders step in where high-street banks won't.

London's coliving pipeline surges with thousands of units submitted in under two years, regional cities submit their first purpose-built schemes, and a Croydon tower lands an international design nomination.

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The City of London emerges as an unlikely coliving hotspot under new planning policy, a Singapore operator files for public listing, and a major US institutional platform makes its first move into the UK market.

Exeter approves new city-centre coliving schemes, London shuts the typology out of its emergency housing package, and a major operator steps into Greater Manchester for the first time.