In recent times, the world has evolved steadily and rapidly. The way we live, work and travel has changed, and with it have come new concepts that respond to this evolution. One of the terms that has gained prominence in real estate and lifestyle is ‘Flex Living’.
But what exactly is ‘Flex Living’ and why is it increasingly in demand?
What is Flex Living?
Flex living is an adaptable housing model, designed for people looking for more freedom and mobility. Unlike traditional renting, this model offers more flexible contracts, stays by the month (or even week), furnished spaces and services included, without the ties of ownership or long-term commitments.
It is halfway between a hotel and a residential rental, ideal for digital nomads, expats, professionals on temporary projects or simply those who wish to live more fluidly and less rigidly.
Why is it increasingly in demand?
The rise of remote working
Since the pandemic, many companies have adopted hybrid or 100% remote working schemes. This has opened up the possibility of living in different cities or countries without having to change jobs
Mobility as a way of life
Millennials and Generation Z value experiences more than housing. For many, having the freedom to move when they want is more valuable than buying a permanent home.
Turnkey solutions
“Flex Living” offers fully equipped flats, with services such as WiFi, cleaning and maintenance included, which reduces the stress of moving and simplifies daily life.
Most expensive global cities
In large metropolises, access to decent and affordable housing is a challenge. Flexible models allow people to live in privileged areas without long-term commitments.
Luxury Rentals Madrid: Flexibility and Exclusivity in Madrid.
Luxury Rentals Madrid has been committed to the flex living model for years. With an innovative vision, the company has developed a solid offer of temporary luxury rental properties, fully furnished and with premium services included. Their experience in this format has allowed them to cater to a demanding and diverse clientele, from international professionals to relocating families, who are looking for comfort, exclusivity and maximum flexibility to live in the heart of the city without the limitations of traditional rentals.
Is it the future of housing?
Flex Living” will not completely replace traditional housing models, but it is a clear sign of how our priorities and needs are changing. Flexibility, comfort and the ability to adapt to a world that is constantly on the move are now high on the list of lifestyle priorities.
For many people, home is no longer a permanent place, but a starting point for exploring the world.
