Most of us accept the way property works because that's just how it's always been done. Tired stock. Rooms rented as a last resort. Systems held together with spreadsheets and good intentions. We stop noticing it after a while.
In this episode of Girls in Property I'm joined by Vann Vogstad, founder of Coho, for a proper conversation about shared living, innovation, and what AI is really doing to the way we run property businesses.
Vann isn't building for the money and he says so plainly. He talks about the drive to fix something that's worse than it needs to be, what it actually felt like to sell a business and start again from nothing, and why so many people give up right at the point where it starts to work.
We get into why shared living can create real community rather than just cheap accommodation, and why he believes HMOs could become a genuine housing choice for younger and older renters alike. We talk about doing your market research before you launch anything, using AI to buy back time and creativity, and the risk of quietly handing over your judgement to a machine.
Because innovation doesn't start with a better answer. It starts with a better question.
If you've been settling for the way things are, this one will make you look again.
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