have skyrocketed since the start of the pandemic as more companies started announcing long-term work from home plans. Now, Kibbo is hoping to jump on the trend of "working from anywhere" by creating a fleet of camper vans and "clubhouses" around the western half of the country to create a community around digital nomad-ship.
The idea for the company came from its founder Colin O'Donnell, who decided to combine the "freedom of van life" with the community feeling he experienced at a co-living space in San Francisco, according to. This, along with Kibbo's membership model, creates what the company says will be a co-living alternative to an otherwise isolated life on the road, all with the added benefit of being an affordable and flexible housing solution.
Kibbo will begin building out its collection of clubhouses in the fall, starting with Big Sur, California, Black Rock Desert, Nevada, Zion, Utah, and Ojai, California. More clubhouses in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley will be constructed next year, and the company plans to expand to cities like San Diego, Seattle, and New York in the future, according toKibbo's idea of a community and co-living space around van life didn't stem from just the onset of the pandemic and, subsequently, the increase in remote workers.
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