Further building types.
Beyond multifamily, student housing, workplaces and hotels, these are the settings where the same operating model works and the stocking does not transfer.
Co-living
Residents who already accepted that some things are shared. The hard part is not persuading them, it is that shared already means something specific in their building and this has to be better than the cupboard.
See the detailSenior living
The segment where convenience is not a nicety. Reducing the number of trips a resident has to make out of the building is the entire proposition, and the interface has to earn its place.
See the detailBuild to rent
Buildings designed to be operated rather than sold, by operators who think in renewal rates. The one segment where the long-run argument lands without translation.
See the detailServiced apartments
Guests staying long enough to need things a hotel would not stock, in buildings without the staffing to hand them over at midnight.
See the detailGyms and health clubs
Members who arrive having forgotten one specific thing, in a building that is open long after its retail desk has closed.
See the detailNot on this list either
Tell us what kind of building it is and we will say whether the model fits it.