Node

Parent company:
Node

Product takeaways

  • Node is an owner and operator of coliving housing. Node develops, owns, and operates coliving properties. Node develops, acquires, and renovates properties to convert them into co-living properties. It then handles the marketing and operations for these properties, handling inquiries from prospective renters and ultimately supporting the renters that move into a property.
  • Node's rental prices vary significantly by market and occupancy rates of a given property, so there is no consistent cost structure for Node.
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What is Node?

Node is an owner and operator of coliving housing. Node develops, owns, and operates coliving properties.

How does Node work?

Node develops, acquires, and renovates properties to convert them into co-living properties. It then handles the marketing and operations for these properties, handling inquiries from prospective renters and ultimately supporting the renters that move into a property.

How much does Node cost?

Node's rental prices vary significantly by market and occupancy rates of a given property, so there is no consistent cost structure for Node.

How does Node make money?

Node likely generates most of its money by charging rent to coliving tenants. It may also generate income from the appreciation and sale of any properties it owns. There are also likely other sources of income like ancillary services such as parking, insurance, and other referral partnerships.

Who owns Node?

Node is privately held.

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Node

alternatives and competitors

The following companies are all part of the following category:
Coliving operator
. They are best defined as 
Companies and products that manage and market coliving properties directly for hosts or their own portfolio.
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