Yon offers flexible mid-term rentals in Lisbon through shared living spaces specifically designed for remote workers, featuring work-ready environments and community-oriented amenities. This model provides affordable housing options that cater to the needs of digital nomads, addressing the scarcity of budget-friendly, socially engaging living arrangements.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Remote workers and digital nomads often face challenges in finding affordable, flexible, and community-oriented housing options, especially for mid-term stays. Traditional rentals lack the flexibility needed for short-term assignments, while hotels and hostels can be isolating and expensive. This makes it difficult for remote professionals to establish a sense of community and maintain productivity while traveling.
Solution
Yon provides fully-serviced coliving spaces designed to foster community and productivity for remote workers. Offering both shared and solo apartments, Yon provides flexible mid-term rentals with all-inclusive pricing. Each home is located in vibrant neighborhoods and designed with work, privacy, and community in mind. Residents gain access to a curated community through organized social events and a member's hub, facilitating connections and local exploration.
Target Audience
Yon's primary target audience includes remote workers, digital nomads, freelancers, and entrepreneurs seeking flexible, community-focused living arrangements in Lisbon.
Features
- Flexible mid-term rentals, from individual rooms to solo apartments
- All-inclusive pricing covering utilities, cleaning, and maintenance
- Work-ready spaces with desks, co-working areas, and fast WiFi
- Fully-equipped kitchens and living spaces
- Weekly professional cleaning services for shared homes
- Community events such as supper clubs, hikes, and professional networking opportunities
- Access to a member's hub and WhatsApp community for local insights and recommendations
- Options for both shared homes and solo apartments to suit different preferences