- Founded: 2016
- Ceased Operations: 2020
What did HubHaus do?
HubHaus is a co-living company that offers a unique and affordable way for young professionals to live in shared spaces. HubHaus aims to address the growing housing affordability crisis in major cities by providing a community-focused living experience.
Hubhaus’ innovative approach to co-living and its mission to address the housing affordability crisis have been appealing to both venture capital firms and individual investors looking to support disruptive startups in the real estate industry.
Who started HubHaus?
Kerry Jones, Shruti Merchant, and Sloan Yu
Why did HubHaus go out of business?
HubHaus faced difficulties in effectively managing its properties, resulting in issues related to maintenance, cleanliness, and noise complaints. These problems ultimately affected the overall resident experience and led to a loss of trust in the brand.
The company struggled to achieve sustainable financial viability, leading to significant operational and financial strain. The lack of proper oversight and cost control measures further exacerbated the situation.
HubHaus faced legal and regulatory hurdles in certain cities, which posed additional obstacles to its operations. Compliance with local regulations and obtaining necessary permits proved to be a complex and time-consuming process for the company.