Co-living startups are pursuing new revenue streams to diversify their business, emerging from a protracted coronavirus-induced lockdown when they had to renegotiate rentals, invoke force majeure clauses and face low occupancies. According to co-living service providers, demand is returning, but the home rental market has seen massive disruption with occupancy levels staying below pre-covid levels.
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