2 Alternative Living (Rent/Booking/Lease/Co_Living)

Problem:

There’s an increasing mismatch between supply (the physical housing inventory), and demand (rapidly changing consumer preferences)

Potential:

Rent is an increasing burden for a huge market. Demand for rent is rising with almost 43 million U.S. households renting in 2016. Of those, more than 1 in 3 spend at least 30 percent of their pretax income on rent up from fewer than in 5 in 2001. In addition to this, rent burden is increasingly affecting young people. If tech innovation typically happens with young people first, and young people’s single biggest expense is rent, then the residential rental space is potentially the mother of all markets.

Solutions Offered By Kemedar In This Scope


Special module for Long and short term rentals

Try to decrease gap between old aging property supply and recent customer preference through our Kemedar® finish & kemedar® invest service

Working on Co-living module to make it easy for anyone to offer co-living and innovate new markets in different countries throughh ourr communityportal Kemmeta to change some cultural barriers

Franchising system facilitate all the process through wll trained franchise owners in the area