This New Company Will Let You Stay in Apartments Around the World for As Little or Long As You Like

The rise of the digital nomad has never been stronger. In 2020, nearly 11 million Americans identified as digital nomads, up from 7.3 million in 2019. Though millions more people can now live and work from anywhere, they will need a place to stay. Sentral, a network of urban residential communities, is hoping to fill that gap.

In July, Sentral launched a "new category in flexible living that redefines the way people live, travel, and work." This new category, called Home+, "combines the comforts of home with the adventure of travel."

The platform offers both designer-furnished and unfurnished homes with flexible lengths of stay, meaning guests can book lodging for as short or as long as they'd like in some of America's most desired cities.