More than three quarters of young adults dream of buying their own house or apartment. However, in many cases it is likely to remain a dream, write the economists at Credit Suisse (CS) in a study.
In addition to the shared apartment, other new forms of living such as student dormitories, “micro-apartments” and “co-living” have also become established – a basic constant here being an urban environment and the efficient use of scarce living space. These forms of living are also already being taken up with interest by investors looking for alternatives, according to CS.
Full article in German from Südostschweiz
About Lorenz Ramseyer
Lorenz Ramseyer is a Remote Work Consultant and President of the Swiss Digital Nomads Association. He has been intensively involved with the concept of location-independent working since 2006 and today supports teams in successfully switching from the office to hybrid or remote work. Ramseyer originally trained as a teacher and later trained as an IT project manager. He holds an MAS in Social Informatics and is Managing Director of the remote work agency BERGSPITZ media. He offers strategy workshops on remote work, holds keynote speeches on the future of work and is a guest lecturer at various universities. Founder of: Agentur für Remote Work Remote Work Jobs Remote Work Skills Coliving Switzerland Digitale Nomaden Schweiz
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