When our family needs us most, proximity is what counts. Whether it’s providing support after the birth of a grandchild or accompanying a loved one through a period of major upheaval, family support requires being there in person. Yet, especially in metropolitan areas, finding housing on short notice for those offering a helping hand often becomes an insurmountable hurdle. When one’s own home is hundreds of miles away, the right infrastructure is needed that enables physical proximity without tedious administrative hurdles.
Long-term flexible housing could fill exactly this gap by offering relatives the necessary housing space to be there during crucial life stages without further straining the tight primary housing market. It would be the unbureaucratic infrastructure that strengthens family cohesion when the rigid system of open-ended housing leases offers no solutions or supply. In this briefing, we highlight why long-term flexible housing is an indispensable building block for a modern, mobile society.
Yours sincerely,
Jan Hase
CEO Wunderflats
