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About Colonies
Colonies is a startup that aims to revolutionize urban living by providing fully-furnished, community-oriented housing in major cities. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in France, Colonies operates at the intersection of hospitality, Prop Tech, and real estate. The company's slogan, "The future of living starts here.
French Startup, Co-living Housing, Millennials, Urban Living, City Enthusiasts, Community-oriented Dwellings, Furnished Housing, Housing Solutions, Urban Housing, Rental Experience, Metropolitan Areas, Apartment Search Hassle, Hassle-free, Sense Of Community, Housing Options
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