DTZ Investors has announced the launch of Folk, a new co-living brand, with the opening of The Palm House in Harrow HA3.

The Palm House offers 222 studios for rent in an amenity-rich co-living building designed by industry-leading architects Hawkins Brown and interior masters Atypical Practice.

Prices currently start from £1,248 to £1,648 per month and incentives are available.

COLIV Investment Director Chris Saunders commented: “We are delighted to launch Folk’s first co-living property to the market, providing an aspirational living experience at an affordable rent. As well as being a great place for residents to live and work, the extensive amenities the building provides will also have a positive impact on the local community as we look to work with groups in the Harrow area.”

COLIV is serious about positively impacting the local community. Folk buildings will commit 1% of net income to local charities and community partner initiatives. Folk has already formed a partnership with the Harrow Association for Disabled People to support the local charity.

Folk has also partnered with Mule to debut their first London bar and eatery. Mule will provide a public-facing dining experience, serving carefully sourced quality ingredients from breakfast in the morning all the way through to cocktails in the evening

Folk will be launching two more co-living developments in Earlsfield and Battersea. 315 studios and 35% onsite Affordable Housing in Earlsfield will open in October 2022. 270 studios in Battersea and 31% onsite Affordable Housing will open in Q1 2023.


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