Boxing rings. Maker spaces. Recording studios. Not long ago, new multifamily building residents were wooed by cutting-edge lifestyle features like these and others. But that was before a work-from-home revolution flipped the amenity quest on its head.
Given the need to be as productive from home as they had been in the office, residents began expecting an entirely new category of amenities, one combining productivity with socialization. Think co-working spaces featuring gathering places that change functions across day parts. Such spaces may include efficiency enhancers like adaptable lighting and plug-ins, and privacy options like booths, pods, and individual conference rooms.
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