Co-living

Premium cash flow in markets that keep growing.

Yesilova co-living assets pair high monthly income per door with long-term capital growth, placed deliberately in appreciating, high-demand markets. You earn now and compound for later.

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A Growing Problem

America has a shortage of housing people can afford.

Two forces have collided for more than a decade. Rents have risen faster than incomes, leaving a record share of renters cost-burdened, and the country has not built enough homes to meet demand. Co-living addresses both: it turns one underused house into several affordable private rooms, adding supply where it is scarcest while staying within reach of working renters.

Half

of all U.S. renter households were cost-burdened, spending more than 30% of income on housing.

Source: Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies, America's Rental Housing 2024. Verify before launch.

~4–7M

estimated shortfall of housing units in the U.S. relative to demand, depending on methodology.

Source: Freddie Mac & National Association of Realtors / Up for Growth estimates, 2023–2024. Verify before launch.

~$1,400

approximate U.S. median asking rent, near record highs and well above pre-2020 levels.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Quarterly median asking rent, 2024. Verify before launch.

Renters are increasingly cost-burdened

Share of U.S. renter households spending 30%+ of income on housing

0% 25% 50% 2010 47% 2016 48% 2022 50%

Source: Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies, America's Rental Housing 2024, drawing on U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. Figures approximate and rounded. Verify against the latest release before launch.

Construction has lagged household formation

Estimated cumulative U.S. housing unit shortfall (millions)

0 4M 8M Freddie Mac 3.8M NAR 5.5M Up for Growth 7.3M

Sources: Freddie Mac (2021), National Association of Realtors / Rosen Consulting (2021), Up for Growth Housing Underproduction in the U.S. (2023). Estimates vary by methodology; shown for range. Verify current figures before launch.

Traditional single-family and multi-family rentals lease one household per unit, and rising acquisition prices have compressed their yields in exactly the markets where demand is strongest. Co-living reorganizes the same square footage into multiple private rooms, adding affordable supply while producing more income per asset.

How We Win

Our creative acquisition advantage

2.7X

Higher Cash Flow

We multiply yield per door by converting underused space into income. The same purchase price produces meaningfully more monthly distribution than a standard rental.

Targeted

Market Selection

We buy only in high-growth tech and employment hubs where jobs, wages, and rents are all climbing. Growth markets protect occupancy and drive long-term appreciation.

Optimized

Asset Optimization Engine

Our floor-plan playbook adds rentable doors without compromising livability. The process repeats across every acquisition, so capacity scales the moment we close.

22+

Active Co-Living Properties

158

Doors Under Management

96.4%

Average Occupancy

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