Case study

Switzerland’s largest coliving provider

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Room Estate is an established and fast-growing coliving provider of furnished rooms in residential communities throughout Switzerland.

Founded in 2015, the company now offers a large number of furnished rooms in the major Swiss cities. The offer is tailored towards the fast paced and independent lifestyle of young and ambitious talents. All rental processes are fully digitalized and make tenants’ lives easier.

Country:: Switzerland
Industry:: Proptech
Our service:: Nearshore software development
Client since:: 2014

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6 years of colaboration

6 Employees on Room Estate

2,000+ happy tenants

Challenge

In the early stages of its journey, Room Estate coliving provider possessed a fantastic idea and a promising market for turning that idea into reality. The only missing piece was finding someone capable of translating it into the realm of technology.

At that time, the real estate industry was under technologised and Room Estate saw it as their advantage to always work on cutting edge technology. The main challenges were determining the suitable development tools, finding a suitable hosting platform for the project and hiring the right talent to deliver.

Solution

Following thorough research, Room Estate coliving provider made the decision of nearshoring with Holycode as the right fit for their requirements. The team was thrilled by the programmers’ knowledge, motivation and their impressive efficiency in delivering first outcomes.

The initial version of the CMS-based application was swiftly developed and continues to grow. Subsequently, we ventured into creating a mobile application that significantly elevated the business objectives and made achieving targets much more manageable.

John Trajkov

Co-Founder

Having a dependable partner like Holycode was a key advantage, as it meant that any concept we envisioned could be brought to life in real-time. This successful partnership has endured over time, thanks to our shared achievements and seamless cooperation. It probably wouldn’t be so easy and successful if we didn’t choose Holycode at the very beginning.