2026年,美国一家主要共同生活公司“外站”在城市提供负担得起的共享住房,与传统工作室相比,租金降低了30-40%。 In 2026, Outpost, a major U.S. co-living provider, offers affordable shared housing in cities, cutting rents by 30%–40% compared to traditional studios.

2026年,美国最大的共同生活运营商“外哨”成为解决住房负担能力危机的关键对策,为大城市提供与传统工作室相比便宜30%至40%的合用空间,纽约的租金从每月1 500美元至2 200美元不等。 In 2026, Outpost, the largest U.S. co-living operator, has become a key response to the housing affordability crisis, offering furnished shared spaces in major cities that are 30% to 40% cheaper than traditional studios, with rents in New York ranging from $1,500 to $2,200 monthly. 该模式呼吁青年租户因高成本、限制性分区和利率上升而出价购买私人公寓。 The model appeals to young renters priced out of private apartments due to high costs, restrictive zoning, and rising interest rates. 建筑物所有者从每平方英尺的较高收入 -- -- 从单一的三间卧室单元 -- -- 通过管理或总租赁协议转移业务风险 -- -- 获益,每月最高达6 600美元。 Building owners benefit from higher revenue per square foot—up to $6,600 monthly from a single three-bedroom unit—through management or master-lease agreements that shift operational risk. 2025年后的合并产生了6 500万美元的年收入,突显了该部门作为可持续住房解决办法的不断增长的盈利能力和可扩展性。 Outpost’s 2025 merger generated $65 million in annual revenue, highlighting the sector’s growing profitability and scalability as a sustainable housing solution.